Liz Hutter
Career strip
presenterchairrespondentfacilitatorworkshop leaderother
Listings
| Year | Session | Role | Affiliation as printed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | Perspectives on the Capstone Course “From Finding to Building Common Ground: Negotiating Issues in the Co-design of a Cross- disciplinary Computer Science and Technical Communication Course” | Presenter | Georgia Tech → Georgia Institute of Technology |
| 2017 | Against conventional wisdom: Is a capstone project a necessary experience for student engagement in a program? “Against conventional wisdom: Is a capstone project a necessary experience for student engagement in a program?” | Presenter | Georgia Institute of Technology → Georgia Institute of Technology |
| 2019 | Exploring ABET Assessment as a Means to Build Collaborative Partnerships for Technical Communication and Engineering “Exploring ABET Assessment as a Means to Build Collaborative Partnerships for Technical Communication and Engineering” | Presenter | University of Dayton → University of Dayton |
| 2019 | More than Competent: State of the Field Since Cargile Cook's "Layered Literacies" “More than Competent: State of the Field Since Cargile Cook's "Layered Literacies"” | Presenter | University of Dayton → University of Dayton |
| 2021 | Creating a Sustainable, Responsive, and Multidimensional Pedagogical Literacy Framework for Technical Communication for a New Era “Creating a Sustainable, Responsive, and Multidimensional Pedagogical Literacy Framework for Technical Communication for a New Era” | Presenter | University of Dayton → University of Dayton |
| 2022 | Mitigating Precarity: Creating Sustained Research Opportunities through the Technical Communication Service Course “Mitigating Precarity: Creating Sustained Research Opportunities through the Technical Communication Service Course” | Presenter | University of Dayton → University of Dayton |
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