SE1 Intro to Writing across the Peninsula conference
SE2 Keynote Speaker
SE3 Ethics, Stakeholder Theory, and Rhetorical Savvy in the Professional Writing Class and Little Histories: Enhancing Confidence by Establishing Personal Roots
SE4 Collaboration and Meaningful Discourse in the Writing Classroom
SE5 From Feedback to Revision: Reseeing Written Response to Students’ Texts
SE6 From Textbook to Facebook, From Essaying to Texting: Challenges of Teaching Writing in the Digital Age and Embracing Interactive Writing Pedagogy: Writing and Research Beyond the Textbook
SE7 The Post-Conference Chat/ How to Improve Your Department
SE1 Intro
On Friday, I arose at 5:30 AM from my “slumber” that never quite came. My brain had been waiting for the last drop of sleep to release from the bottom of the metaphoric plastic cup all night. By 6:10, I was dressed and headed into the frigid silence of Houghton’s suffocatingly dark morning with a fellow undergraduate. Her wet, black hair was gradually freezing as she tried not to sprain an ankle on McNair hill in her heeled leather boots. As we walked, we discussed the flaws in “cold as X” similes, futilely trying to keep our minds off the temperature and the time… not that we were capable of thinking about much else at that hour anyway. We were on our way to meet others who were heading to the Writing across the Peninsula conference in Marquette, MI.
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