9:30–10:30 a.m. | First-Year Writing Program Student Poster Presentation | Pegasus Ballroom | Registration Required
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Students present their outstanding poster along and engage in follow-up questions from the host and audience. Four classes may attend between 9:30-11:30.
Featured Student Poster Presenters:
11:30 a.m.–Noon | Knights Write Showcase Awards Ceremony | Pegasus Ballroom | Registration Required
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Awards honor student poster presenters and students published in Stylus: A Journal of First Year Writing. Dr. Theodora Regina Berry, Vice Provost for Student Learning and Academic Success and the Dean of the College of Undergraduate Studies will award the John C. Hitt Prize for Excellence in First-Year Writing. Dean Jeff Moore of the College of Arts and Humanities Poster will award outstanding student posters presentations.
12:30–1:30 p.m. Student Panel Presentation: Multiliteracies (Virtual)
Registration Link: https://ucf.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUuf-mrpjIvH9Xo62ELY5SHfX134lU21df2
Students present their research projects on multiliteracies with slides followed by Q & A session with the audience and host.
Feature Student Panel Presenters:
Gabriela Campis, “Sheet Music Accessibility"
Jeslin George, “Architecting Wellness into Hospitals”
Brianna Lattimore, “Fracturing the Stigma of the ‘Uneducated’ Black Child”
Courtney James McCracken, “What in the World is a ‘Koopabackdashwaveslide Hoverwalkmoonland’?: Analyzing Language in the Fighting Game Community”
1:45–2:45p.m.: Student Panel Roundtable: Dialects, Translingualism and Translanguaging (Virtual)
Registration Link: https://ucf.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIqdu-spzouHtcB9lRT5c5si9czJ5e7yWO2
Students discuss their research projects on the theme of language and then engage in a roundtable discussion about the content and process of their work with one another and with the audience.
Featured Student Roundtable Panelists:
The Department of Writing and Rhetoric contributes a vertical writing curriculum and experience for all UCF students, from first year to graduate students, and supports a vibrant writing culture by supporting faculty across UCF in the teaching of writing. Writing Fest UCF showcases the breadth of the Department's contributions to building and sustaining students' and faculties' writing lives at UCF and beyond. This event celebrates the cumulative value of this commitment across 3-days and features the First Year Composition Program, the Undergraduate Major in Writing and Rhetoric and Masters in Rhetoric and Composition, the University Writing Center, and the Center for Writing Excellence’s Writing Across the Curriculum Program.
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]]>Walk-ups welcomed, appointments appreciated!
]]>No appointments are required — you can drop in during our open hours and:
or, just spend time writing!
Any and all writers are welcome!
]]>We meet every other Wednesday starting January 26 and on the following dates: January 26, February 9, February 23, March 23, April 6, April 20.
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]]>Chipper will be walking around the Market Day tables outside of the Student Union so you can meet him and chat with our Community Partnerships officers about what resources and services UCFPD provides.
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Knights of Distinction students earn 1 point in Milestone 4: High-Impact Learning for attending this workshop! If you also attend the ePortfolio Design Tips and Tricks Workshop, then you can add 5 points to Milestone 4: High-Impact Learning. Please refer to your Milestone Inventory Chart for more information.
]]>Those meetings are intended for students who have completed at least French 1121, but native speakers and non-members wishing to improve their French speaking skills are also welcome to attend.
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]]>This workshop is part of the Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) Spring 2022 Well-Being Online Workshop (WOW) series! To learn more about CAPS and other workshops, please visit caps.sdes.ucf.edu.
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