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DESCRIPTION:Event Type: Seminar/SymposiumWe are inviting Graduate students 
 at any stage from Linguistics\, Communications\, English\, and Education t
 o present on topics of interest within writing\, literacy\, discourse\, rh
 etoric\, composition\, education\, media\, and communication. Presenters a
 re welcome to share their work through their preferred presentation type (
 i.e. individual papers\, in-progress projects\, reflective presentations\,
  videos\, Pecha Kucha\, panels\, roundtables\, posters\, workshops\, perfo
 rmative presentations\, collaborative panels\, other multimodal presentati
 ons\, or experimental projects).This symposium is a great opportunity for 
 graduate students to present their work-in-progress and ideas and to recei
 ve feedback from an interested group of peers and faculty in a supportive 
 environment. In the past\, presentations have taken the form of adapted se
 minar papers\, research-in-progress\, excerpts from dissertation research\
 , and more. In addition\, many students have used this symposium as a mean
 s of piloting new ideas to be shaped into conference presentation or publi
 cations as well. And it also is a great line to add to your forever-growin
 g CV!&nbsp\;Contact: Finola McMahonfinolam2@illinois.eduSponsor: Center fo
 r Writing Studies
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DTSTAMP:20260807T113145Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230427
LOCATION:IL\,USA\,Champaign\,Beckman Institute\, Room 1005 (405 N Mathews A
 ve. Urbana\, IL 61801)
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SUMMARY:Kirsch Graduate Student Symposium: Call for Proposals
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 g eventtype">Event Type:</span> Seminar/Symposium</p><p>We are inviting Gr
 aduate students at any stage from Linguistics\, Communications\, English\,
  and Education to present on topics of interest within writing\, literacy\
 , discourse\, rhetoric\, composition\, education\, media\, and communicati
 on. Presenters are welcome to share their work through their preferred pre
 sentation type (i.e. individual papers\, in-progress projects\, reflective
  presentations\, videos\, Pecha Kucha\, panels\, roundtables\, posters\, w
 orkshops\, performative presentations\, collaborative panels\, other multi
 modal presentations\, or experimental projects).<br id="isPasted"><br>This
  symposium is a great opportunity for graduate students to present their w
 ork-in-progress and ideas and to receive feedback from an interested group
  of peers and faculty in a supportive environment. In the past\, presentat
 ions have taken the form of adapted seminar papers\, research-in-progress\
 , excerpts from dissertation research\, and more. In addition\, many stude
 nts have used this symposium as a means of piloting new ideas to be shaped
  into conference presentation or publications as well. And it also is a gr
 eat line to add to your forever-growing CV!&nbsp\;</p><p class="contact"><
 span class="event-heading contact">Contact:</span> Finola McMahon<br><a hr
 ef="mailto:finolam2@illinois.edu">finolam2@illinois.edu</a></p><p class="s
 ponsor"><span class="event-heading sponsor">Sponsor:</span> Center for Wri
 ting Studies</p>
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