Michael Cripps delivers paper at Conference on College Composition and Communication

Michael J. Cripps, Ph.D., associate professor, English & Language Studies, delivered a reviewed paper at the 2012 Conference on College Composition and Communication in St. Louis on March 23rd.  The paper, "Context as Key: NSSE Writing Consortium Data in Two Institutions," was delivered as part of a panel organized by Cripps that explored the ways writing programs use data from the Consortium for the Study of Writing in College for program development and adjustment.

The panel was chaired by Charles Paine (University of New Mexico) and included papers by Jessica Hausmann (Georgian Court University), Sarah Skripsky (Westmont College), and Matthew Schultz (Vassar College).
 

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