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Herb Smith

Listed at 9 meetings, 1993–2016, 9 listings.

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YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
1993Technical Communication: Preparing for the Twenty-first CenturyPresenter Southern College of Technology
1994Sharing Curriculum: Developing Courses for Graduate and Undergraduate ProgramsPresenter Southern College of Technology
1996Evolving Roles in the Workplace for Technical CommunicatorsPresenter Southern College of Technology
1997Restructuring Our Undergraduate Programs: Internationalizing Our CurriculaPresenter Southern Polytechnic State University
1998The Development of Graduate Concentrations and International Partnerships in Technical and Professional Communication ProgramsPresenter Southern Polytechnic State University
2008Globalizing Technical Communication Programs: Visions, Challenges, and Emerging Directions
“Steps and Missteps in Facilitating the Emergence of a Hybrid Learning Culture”
Presenter Southern Polytechnic State University
2010Adapting to change with program revision
“Adapting to Change: Reshaping Our Academic Degrees to Manage Change”
Presenter Southern Polytechnic State University
2015Re-Contextualizing Courses and Re-Envisioning Classes
“Programmatic Research on Curriculum Development: A Proposal to Include a Capstone Portfolio Course to Shape Program Identity and Curriculum Design”
Presenter Kennesaw State University → Kennesaw State University
2016Perspectives on the Capstone Course
“Using Programmatic Research to Guide Curriculum Development: A Proposal to Include a Capstone Portfolio Course to Shape Program Identity and Direction”
Presenter Kennesaw State University → Kennesaw State University

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