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Kevin LaGrandeur

Listed at 11 meetings, 2000–2011, 11 listings.

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YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2000Should We Develop Specialized Technical Writing Programs?Presenter New York Institute of Technology
2001Graphics, Design and Technical Communication: Exploring Disciplinary BoundariesPresenter New York Institute of Technology
2002Hyper-TextbooksPresenter New York Institute of Technology
2003The Question of Parity in Online vs. Face-to-Face Technical Continuous ProgramsPresenter New York Institute of Technology
2004Different Campuses, Different Programs: Diversity or Fragmentation?Presenter New York Institute of Technology
2006Virtual culture
“Globalization and Online Teamwork”
Presenter New York Institute of Technology
2007Crossing Borders and Going Global
“How Has Offshoring Affected Technical Communication Departments?”
Presenter New York Institute of Technology
2008Perspectives for Curricular Change, Part 2Moderator New York Institute of Technology
2009International Perspectives in Scientific and Technical Communication
“International Collaboration: Adapting NYIT’s Professional and Technical Writing Degree for Use in China”
Presenter New York Institute of Technology
2010Outcomes and reassessment of programmatic change
“Collaboration and Interdisciplinarity as a Basis for Programmatic Change: A Case Study”
Presenter NYIT
2011The Roles of Advisory Boards in Fostering Academy-Industry Relationships and Partnerships
“How Advisable are Advisory Boards for Academic Programs?”
Presenter New York Institute of Technology

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