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Han Yu

Listed at 6 meetings, 2006–2017, 8 listings.

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YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2006Evaluating Our Programs
“Incorporating Authentic Assessment in Technical Communication Programs”
Presenter Illinois State University → Illinois State University
2007Crossing Borders and Going Global
“Resist Fallouts in International Technical Communication Development and Realize Sustainable Growth in the Global Economy”
Presenter Kansas State University → Kansas State University
2008Contexts Creating Change
“Reaching Beyond Local Contingencies and into the International Context: An Ongoing Study of Technical Communication in China”
Presenter Kansas State University → Kansas State University
2012Teaching about Culture: Challenges and Suggested Methods
“The Other Kind of Funnies: Comics and Technical Communication”
Presenter Kansas State University → Kansas State University
2013CPTSC Diversity Initiatives: Past, Present, and Future A Report from the CPTSC Diversity CommitteePresenter Kansas State University → Kansas State University
2013Cultivating a Relationship Between Technological Fluency and Visual Literacy in Technical CommunicationModerator Kansas State University → Kansas State University
2013Perspectives on Research within Programmatic Contexts
““Emotional” Technical Communication”
Presenter Kansas State University → Kansas State University
2017Engaging traditional English majors in technical communication
“Engaging traditional English majors in technical communication”
Presenter Kansas State University → Kansas State University

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