WELCOME TO RESEARCH DAY, Salem State’s annual showcase and celebration of research, scholarship, and creative inquiry. Join us at any point in the day for engaging presentations, panel discussions, performances, and more.
The day begins with the Undergraduate Research Symposium from 9 am to 12 pm, followed by the BIAC Plenary at 12:15 pm, and the Faculty and Graduate Research Symposium from 1:30 to 6 pm, with many events taking place throughout the day.
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Expanding the Center: Working with Graduate and Multilingual Students, Faculty, and Employing Digital Resources 2:35 - 3:35 pm | faculty & graduate panel session II Bertolon Central Classroom Building room 113
Al DeCiccio and Bill Coyle will frame this panel of the Mary G. Walsh Writing Center’s graduate assistants:
Delia Cullity will present research that has led to programs that bridge the gap between undergraduate and graduate writing.
Christopher Daigle, will present findings on the role of social media at the Mary G. Walsh Writing Center;
Theresa D’Entremont will present research into technologies that enhance the Writing Center’s programming, including Chat GPT; and
Ammarah Aslam will present research about practices that lead to meaningful writing for which multilingual writers have agency and voice.
If time permits, Al DeCiccio will present data about two outreach programs for faculty: Just Write and Finish It.
