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Susan Lang

Listed at 8 conferences, 1997–2006, 11 listings.

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
1997The Bonfire of the Humanities, or Tenure Anyone? An Open Forum Discussion of Tenure-Related Issues for Technorhetoricians
“VirtuaU?j Realities of Tenure-Track Employment”		Presenter Southern Illinois University
1998Writing the Web: Considerations for Upper-Level Curricular ChangeFacilitator Southern Illinois University
2000Cw2K Town Hall Meeting 1
“Reconciling Local and Global (or, Short Term and Long Term) Graduate Student Concerns”		Presenter Texas Tech University → Texas Tech University
2001The Graduate Research Network: Planning for the Future
“Electronics, Ethics, and Intellectual Property: Other Questions for the GRN”		Presenter
2002Technology Innovation in Composition Program Administration: The Devil and all the Details
“Reconfiguring the Information Architecture of First-Year Composition”		Presenter
2002Distance Education: Nearly Everything You Need to Get StartedPresenter
2002Graduate Research NetworkCoordinator
2003Online Pedagogies for Student and Instructional SuccessPresenter Texas Tech University → Texas Tech University
2004Technology and the Grading Process: A Study of Responding to Student Writing in Large Composition ProgramsModerator Texas Tech University → Texas Tech University
2004Technology and the Grading Process: A Study of Responding to Student Writing in Large Composition ProgramsPresenter Texas Tech University → Texas Tech University
2006Wheat, Chaff, and the Difference Thereof
“Mining and Analyzing Data in ICON”		Presenter

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