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2008 · Austin, TX

Making Data Speak: Border Crossings in Rhetoric, Chemistry, Literature, and Mathematics

Session S55 · Austin III

RoleName as printedAffiliation as printedPaper
Presenter Carol Rutz Carleton College → Carleton College Linking WAC and Quantitative Reasoning: Theory and Praxis
Presenter John C. Bean Seattle University → Seattle University Linking WAC and Quantitative Reasoning: Theory and Praxis
Presenter Joseph M. Langenhan Teaching Professional Writing in an Organic Chemistry Laboratory by Abolishing the Lab Report
Presenter P.J. Alaimo Teaching Professional Writing in an Organic Chemistry Laboratory by Abolishing the Lab Report
Presenter Charles M. Tung Rhetorical Antipodes?: Critical Thinking and Premise Explication in Linked First Year Seminars in Literature and Mathematics
Presenter David Neel Rhetorical Antipodes?: Critical Thinking and Premise Explication in Linked First Year Seminars in Literature and Mathematics

Source

Source: capture/iwac2008-program.pdf. Names link to a person page only for people listed at two or more conferences.

Read from the PDF program. Several multi-author entries print no institution.

Cite as: International Writing Across the Curriculum Conference. “Making Data Speak: Border Crossings in Rhetoric, Chemistry, Literature, and Mathematics.” 2008 Conference Program, Austin, TX, session S55. Via IWAC Program Reader, November 02, 2026.