The University Writing Program will be presenting at this week’s Conference on College Composition & Communication, which is taking place at the Baltimore Convention Center according to the  CCCC schedule.

Thursday 4/10

Carly Schnitzler

“Perception and Uptake of AI in Workplace, Educational, and Creative Contexts—and Implications for Writing Programs”

10:30am – 11:45am

Meeting Room 338

Neşe Devenot

“Nuanced Melodies in Drug Narratives: Policy Writing, Ketamine Clinics, and Psychedelic Playlists”

10:30am – 11:45am

Meeting Room 302

Friday 4/11

Deirdre Vinyard

“The B-side to Writing Center Lore: How Critical Language Awareness Mixes with WC Identity to Create a Language Justice Beat We Can All Dance To”

9:30am – 10:45am

Meeting Room 314

Lauren Fusilier

“Sound and Vision: Remixing a FYC Course for a New Era”

1:15pm – 1:45pm

Meeting Room 347

Brittany Hull & Lisa Wright

“Stories in the Key of Life: Remixing the First-Year Writing Classroom to Promote Personal and Academic Success”

2:00pm – 3:15pm

Speakers:

Rochelle Earl-Sample, Writing & Reading Center Coordinator & Adjunct English Faculty, Lincoln University of PA 

Lisa E. Wright, Lecturer, Johns Hopkins University 

Natasha Tinsley, Associate Professor and Writing Center Coordinator, Southwestern Oklahoma State University

Brittany Hull, Senior Lecturer, Johns Hopkins University 

Meeting Room 344

Matthew Pavesich

“Writing to Remember: How Adults Use Self-Sponsored Writing to Preserve, Export, Celebrate, and Mitigate Loss”

2:45pm – 3:15pm

Meeting Room 333

Saturday 4/12

Schuler Benson

“Teacher to Teacher”

9:00am – 12:00pm

Meeting Room 310

Carly Schnitzler

“The B-side of Classroom Technology: Centering the Human within the Technology-mediated Composition Classroom”

11:00am – 12:15pm

Meeting Room 341

Wenqi Cui

“Writing Groups Remixed: Contemplative Approaches, a Global Citizenship Ethos, and Senior Capstone Writers”

1:15pm – 1:45pm

Meeting Room 348