Associate Professor of English Mya Poe, PhD candidate Cara Marta Messina, and PhD student Cherice Jones have won a Research Initiative grant from the Conference on College Composition and Communication for “Super-Diversity in Context: A Corpus-based Study of Multilingual Writing Outcomes with Attention to Disparate Impact.” Taken from the CCCC website: these grants are awarded to researchers investigating “key challenges faced by literacy, communication, rhetoric, and writing instructors and administrators in their classrooms and programs,” addressing gaps in the field in ways that impact and benefit public stakeholders beyond academic audiences. Please join us in celebrating the work and achievements of these scholars!
