Michael Cripps delivers a reviewed paper at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Michael J. Cripps, associate professor, English & Language Studies, delivered a reviewed paper at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York on Friday on December 3.  The paper, "Blogs, Rubrics, and ePortfolios in an Advanced Writing Course," was part of a panel on electronic portfolios and rubrics in humanities and professional programs.  The panel was part of the 9th Annual CUNY Information Technology Conference, an annual gathering of New York area educators and technologists. (Visit the conference website at http://www.convergemag.com/events/CUNY-9th-Annual-IT-Conference-2010.html). 

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