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    Re-Introduction to Thais Rodrigues Cons

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    By Thais Rodrigues Cons on November 11, 2025 DRC Grad Fellows

    This year as a continuing DRC Fellow, I decided to create a video-based, multimodal introduction.

    If you want to read my first introduction that has my chronological history with digital platforms and technologies you can read it at this link.

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    • Thais Rodrigues Cons

      Thais Rodrigues Cons is a PhD student in Rhetoric & Composition at the University of Arizona, where she currently works as a Writing Across the Curriculum graduate associate. Her research interests include Technical and Professional Writing, Critical Digital Literacies, Multilingual Writing & Identity, and Writing Centers.

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