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Laura Plummer

Listed at 6 conferences, 2004–2014, 10 listings.

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200220062010201420182022 2004: presenter (2)2006: presenter (1)2008: presenter (1)2010: chair (3)2010: presenter (1)2012: chair (1)2014: presenter (1)

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Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
2004Faculty Development, Grade Equity, and TA Training through Norming Sessions
“Modeling the Norming Process Using a Case Study and Dialogic Response”
Presenter Indiana University → Indiana University
2004Faculty Development, Grade Equity, and TA Training through Norming Sessions
“The Consequent Faculty Development of Norming Sessions”
Presenter Indiana University → Indiana University
2006Bending University-Provided WWW Technology to the Needs of Writing-in-the-DisciplinesPresenter Indiana University → Indiana University
2008Writing and Learning in the Discipline of Business CommunicationPresenter
20108 Responding to and Evaluating Student Writing
“Training Graders as a Means to Grade Equity and (Future) Faculty Development”
Presenter Indiana University → Indiana University
2010Where Teacher-Based Research Leads Us: New Questions for WAC PractitionersChair Indiana University → Indiana University
2010When General Education and Writing Programs CollideChair Indiana University → Indiana University
2010Inviting Students to Re-vision their Writing: Improving Speaking, Listening and Writing across the CurriculumChair Indiana University → Indiana University
2012WAC GOES TO GRADUATE SCHOOLChair Indiana University → Indiana University
2014Graduate Student Writers: Science, Argument, and Professionalization
“The Confluence of Faculty Development Models and Tutoring Pedagogy: Graduate Student Professionalization in the Writing Program”
Presenter Indiana University → Indiana University

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