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Lisa Meloncon

Listed at 13 meetings, 2010–2025, 20 listings. Printed as: Lisa Meloncon (13), Lisa Melonçon (7).

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2010CPTSC Funded Research Presentations
“TechComm Programmatic Central: Helping Track Programmatic Information in Times of Change”
Presenter University of Cincinnati → University of Cincinnati
2010Adapting to change with program revisionModerator University of Cincinnati → University of Cincinnati
2011CPTSC Research Grants: Overviews, Updates, and PerspectivesPresenter University of Cincinnati → University of Cincinnati
2012Preparing Students for the Workplace: Trends in the TPC Curriculum and Professional Expectations
“Preparing Students for the Workplace: Trends in the TPC Curriculum and Professional Expectations”
Presenter University of Cincinnati → University of Cincinnati
2012Technology, Culture, and PedagogyModerator University of Cincinnati → University of Cincinnati
2013Service Courses in Programmatic Contexts
“What Do 150 Syllabi Tell Us About the Service Course?”
Presenter University of Cincinnati → University of Cincinnati
2013Plenary ConversationIntroductory Remarks University of Cincinnati → University of Cincinnati
2014Exploring the “Fit” of Health Communication/Medical Rhetoric in Technical and Professional Communication (TPC) Programs
“The Current State of Medical Rhetoric/Health Communication Courses and Curricula in TPC Programs”
Presenter University of Cincinnati → University of Cincinnati
2016Roundtable on Digital Methods for Social Justice TC ResearchModerator University of Cincinnati → University of Cincinnati
2016Perspectives on the Capstone Course
“Communication”
Presenter University of Cincinnati → University of Cincinnati
2017How to brand technical and professional communication programs
“How to brand technical and professional communication programs”
Presenter University of South Florida → University of South Florida
2017Toward a user-centered, sustainable TPC service course
“Toward a user-centered, sustainable TPC service course”
Presenter University of South Florida → University of South Florida
2018Editor's round table
“Editor's round table”
Presenter Rhetoric of Health and Medicine
2019Using programmatic outcomes in TPC Programs more effectively
“Using programmatic outcomes in TPC Programs more effectively”
Presenter University of South Florida → University of South Florida
2022Programmatic evaluation through learning experience design
“Programmatic evaluation through learning experience design”
Presenter University of South Florida → University of South Florida
2022TPC by the Numbers
“TPC by the Numbers”
Presenter University of South Florida → University of South Florida
2023Revision in The Service Course: Program, Instructor, and Student Perspectives
“Revision in The Service Course: Program, Instructor, and Student Perspectives”
Presenter University of South Florida → University of South Florida
2024Thinking beyond assessment - Leveraging outcomes to encourage equity and to enhance student learning
“Thinking beyond assessment - Leveraging outcomes to encourage equity and to enhance student learning”
Presenter Clemson University → Clemson University
2024TPC by the Numbers
“TPC by the Numbers”
Presenter Clemson University → Clemson University
2025Examining Assignments Within the TPC Service Course
“Examining Assignments Within the TPC Service Course”
Presenter Clemson University → Clemson University

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