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Mallory Allred's research focuses on scholarly writing development programs within higher education settings. Her work has examined the initial effectiveness of a campus-wide, cross-disciplinary program designed to enhance scholarly writing skills. This initiative was supported by a Center for Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE).
Allred has collaborated with researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, including Igor Koturbash, Benjamin S. Teeter, Amy M. Franks, and Reid D. Landes, with whom she has co-authored publications. Her scholarly output includes one publication to date, with her most recent work appearing in 2024, indicating recent activity in her research endeavors.
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- Publications: 1
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First-year evaluation of a campus-wide, cross-disciplinary scholarly writing development program supported by a center for biomedical research excellence (COBRE) (2024)
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- First-year evaluation of a campus-wide, cross-disciplinary scholarly writing development program supported by a center for biomedical research excellence (COBRE)
- First-year evaluation of a campus-wide, cross-disciplinary scholarly writing development program supported by a center for biomedical research excellence (COBRE)
- First-year evaluation of a campus-wide, cross-disciplinary scholarly writing development program supported by a center for biomedical research excellence (COBRE)
- First-year evaluation of a campus-wide, cross-disciplinary scholarly writing development program supported by a center for biomedical research excellence (COBRE)
- First-year evaluation of a campus-wide, cross-disciplinary scholarly writing development program supported by a center for biomedical research excellence (COBRE)
- First-year evaluation of a campus-wide, cross-disciplinary scholarly writing development program supported by a center for biomedical research excellence (COBRE)
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