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Lyra Hilliard

Principal Lecturer

University of Maryland, College Park

Affiliations

College of Arts and Humanities

English

Lyra Hilliard is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Humanities Principal Lecturer at University of Maryland, College Park.

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Lyra Hilliard

University of Maryland, College Park

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education online learning educational research distance education writing instruction online education student learning program administration social sciences communication management organizational communication educational technology community engagement language teaching educational communication classroom instruction student engagement disciplinary contexts student discourse student perceptions online fyc data-driven advocacy administrative work online writing instruction instructor presence online writing courses college english undergraduate research english creative writing composition studies blended learning

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Facilitating Student Discourse: Online and Hybrid Writing Students’ Perceptions of Teaching Presence. Computers & composition/Computers and composition (2023)

Natalie Stillman-WebbLyra HilliardMary K. StewartJennifer M. Cunningham

writing instructioncommunicationonline learningstudent discourseonline educationeducational communicationdistance educationclassroom instructioneducational research

Conceptualizing Time in Hybrid and Online Writing Instruction and Program Administration. Utah State University Press eBooks (2022)

Jennifer M. CunninghamNatalie Stillman-WebbLyra HilliardandMary K. Stewart

writing instructionprogram administrationlanguage teachingonline writing instructioneducational technology

How and What Students Learn in Hybrid and Online Fyc: A Multi-Institutional Survey Study of Student Perceptions. College Composition and Communication (2022)

Mary K. StewartJennifer M. CunninghamNatalie Stillman-WebbLyra Hilliard

student perceptionsonline learningeducationonline fycstudent learningeducational research

Making Administrative Work Visible: Data-Driven Advocacy for Understanding the Labor of Writing Program Administration. Utah State University Press eBooks (2022)

Seth KahnLeigh GrazianoKay HalasekRemi HudginsSusan Miller-CochranFrank NapolitanoNatalie SzymanskiSheila Carter-TodKristine JohnsonJill GladsteinKimberly EmmonsMartha SchafferKristi Murray CostelloKate NavickasHeather RobinsonAngela MitchellJan RiemanPatti PobleteMichael NealKatelyn StarkAmy CicchinoMichael HealyKamila AlbertJennifer CunninghamNatalie Stillman-WebbLyra HilliardMary StewartLisa TremainGenevieve García De MüellerAna LagosCaleb Lee González

data-driven advocacyprogram administrationmanagementorganizational communicationadministrative work

The Community of Inquiry in Writing Studies Survey: Interpreting Social Presence in Disciplinary Contexts. Online Learning (2021)

Mary K. StewartLyra HilliardNatalie Stillman-WebbJennifer M. Cunningham

online learningdisciplinary contextssocial scienceseducation

Establishing a Community of Inquiry in Online Writing Courses Through Student and Instructor Presence. NSUWorks (Nova Southeastern University) (2019)

Kevin Eric DePewTiffany BourelleJessie BorgmanSharon BurnsJennifer CunninghamKimberly FahleHeidi Skurat HarrisLyra HilliardCat MahaffeyJude MillerElizabeth MonskeJanine MorrisAbigail OakleyJason SnartSarah SnyderMary StewartNatalie Stillman-WebbScott WarnockJoanna Whetstone

community engagementonline educationeducationstudent engagementdistance educationstudent learninginstructor presenceonline writing courses

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Lyra Hilliard

Principal Lecturer

University of Maryland, College Park

Affiliations

College of Arts and Humanities

English

Lyra Hilliard is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Humanities Principal Lecturer at University of Maryland, College Park.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Lyra Hilliard

University of Maryland, College Park

Principal Lecturer

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Facilitating Student Discourse: Online and Hybrid Writing Students’ Perceptions of Teaching Presence. Computers & composition/Computers and composition (2023)

Natalie Stillman-WebbLyra HilliardMary K. StewartJennifer M. Cunningham

writing instructioncommunicationonline learningstudent discourseonline educationeducational communicationdistance educationclassroom instructioneducational research

Conceptualizing Time in Hybrid and Online Writing Instruction and Program Administration. Utah State University Press eBooks (2022)

Jennifer M. CunninghamNatalie Stillman-WebbLyra HilliardandMary K. Stewart

writing instructionprogram administrationlanguage teachingonline writing instructioneducational technology

How and What Students Learn in Hybrid and Online Fyc: A Multi-Institutional Survey Study of Student Perceptions. College Composition and Communication (2022)

Mary K. StewartJennifer M. CunninghamNatalie Stillman-WebbLyra Hilliard

student perceptionsonline learningeducationonline fycstudent learningeducational research

Making Administrative Work Visible: Data-Driven Advocacy for Understanding the Labor of Writing Program Administration. Utah State University Press eBooks (2022)

data-driven advocacyprogram administrationmanagementorganizational communicationadministrative work

The Community of Inquiry in Writing Studies Survey: Interpreting Social Presence in Disciplinary Contexts. Online Learning (2021)

Mary K. StewartLyra HilliardNatalie Stillman-WebbJennifer M. Cunningham

online learningdisciplinary contextssocial scienceseducation

Establishing a Community of Inquiry in Online Writing Courses Through Student and Instructor Presence. NSUWorks (Nova Southeastern University) (2019)

community engagementonline educationeducationstudent engagementdistance educationstudent learninginstructor presenceonline writing courses

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