Shavawn Berry

“Volunteer Teaching and ASU Advocates” Panel, Prison Education Conference, Arizona State University, March 27, 2015

“Prison English – Teaching Writing to Incarcerated Writers,” with Michelle Ribieros and Roberta Norales at TYCA West Conference, Mesa Community College, October 11, 2014.

“Adding Ethics to English 302 – Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics” with Julianne White, Ph.D. at the Arizona State University Composition Conference, Tempe Campus, February 15, 2014

“Living Literary Magazines, Expertise Archives, Facebook Groups, and Other Creative Ideas for Use in the Writing Classroom” at the Arizona State University Composition Conference, Tempe Campus, March 23, 2013

“Business Writing Discussion, Report, and Presentation Ideas: Helping Our Students Develop Their Abilities as Change Agents” at the Arizona State University Composition Conference, Tempe Campus, March 23, 2013

“Building Your Online Brand” presented with Mark Hannah, Ph.D. and Julianne White, Ph.D. at the Arizona State University Composition Conference, Tempe Campus, March 3, 2012

“Empathy and Civic Consciousness in the College Writing Class” presented with Cornelia Wells, Ph.D. at the Arizona State University Composition Conference, Tempe Campus, March 3, 2012

“Empathy and Civic Consciousness in the College Writing Class” presented with Cornelia Wells, Ph.D. at the TYCA-West 2011 Regional Conference, Mesa Community College, October 7, 2011

“Three Strategies for Cultivating Civic Consciousness in the Writing Classroom” presented with Cornelia Wells, Ph.D. at the Arizona State University Composition Conference, February 19, 2011

“Teachers of Writing Should Write – What We’re Working On Now, and How We Use That in Our Writing Classroom” presented with Julianne White, Ph.D. & Cornelia Wells, Ph.D. at the Arizona State University Composition Conference, February 19, 2011 

“Three Strategies for Cultivating Civic Consciousness” presented with Cornelia Wells, Ph.D. at the Arizona English Teachers Association (AETA) Conference, ASU – Polytechnic Campus, September 28, 2010.

“Creating Online Writing Platforms to Showcase Student Work” presented at Arizona State University Composition Conference, February 27, 2010

“Fearless Creating: Encouraging Students to Love and Embrace Their Own Stories” presented at Arizona State University Composition Conference, February 27, 2010

“Fractured Learning Repair Kit: Using Narrative to Help Students Make Connections Among Diverse Academic Subjects” presented with Cornelia Wells, Ph.D. at the Arizona English Teachers Association (AETA) Conference, ASU – Polytechnic Campus, October 16, 2009

“Point/Counterpoint: Narrative Strategies that Help Students Integrate Not Only Reading, 'Riting, 'Rithmethic, Science, and the Arts, But Also Their Life Experiences” presented with Cornelia Wells, Ph.D. at the TYCA-West 2009 Regional Conference, Salt Lake City Community College – Redwood Campus, Salt Lake City, UT, October 10, 2009

“Creative License – Sparking Our Students’ Imagination, Innovation and Love for Language” presented with Amisha Patel and Heather Hoyt, Arizona State University Composition Conference, February 21, 2009

“Secret Agents No More: Strategies for Increasing Agency and Authority in Student Thinking and Writing” presented with Cornelia Wells, Ph.D. at the Arizona English Teachers Association (AETA) Conference, ASU – Polytechnic Campus, October 14, 2008

“Online Teaching: The Plusses and Pitfalls” presented at Arizona State University Composition Conference, March 22, 2008

Panel member for “Online Portfolio Presentation” with Tom Skeen and Heather Hoyt presented at Arizona State University Composition Conference, March 22, 2008

“Returning Our Students’ to Their Senses: Helping Our Students Own and Love Their Writing,” Arizona English Teachers Association (AETA) Conference, ASU – Polytechnic Campus, October 5, 2007

COMMUNITY WRITING WORKSHOPS AFFILIATED WITH ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

Tell Yourself a Story, A Creative Writing Workshop affiliated with Arizona State University’s Prison Education Program and The Pen Project. State Penitentiary of New Mexico, Santa Fe, NM, April 18, 2015

Professional and Business Writing in the Workplace: Presentations – August 26, 2009, ING Financial Services, Scottsdale, AZ

Professional and Business Writing in the Workplace: Memos – September 14, 2009, ING Financial Services, Scottsdale, AZ

Professional and Business Writing in the Workplace: Presentations – September 29, 2009, ING Financial Services, Scottsdale, AZ

Writing as a Way to Heal – Piper Writer’s Studio —March 29, 2008, ASU Tempe

Writing as a Spiritual Practice – Piper Writer’s Studio —March 31, 2007, ASU Tempe

Visual Prayer Workshop—Guest Lecturer for Lynn Nelson’s ‘Writing and Being’ Graduate course – March 21, 2006, Arizona State University, Tempe