This document provides information about a workshop session on enhancing portfolios through creative research projects using the scholarship of application. The session titled "Enhancing Portfolios Through Creative Research Projects: Scholarship of Application Roundtable Workshop" was presented by Mitzi Lewis at the AEJMC 2013 Conference on August 7, 2013. Contact information is provided for Mitzi Lewis for any questions or comments about the workshop session.

1. ENHANCING PORTFOLIOS THROUGH
CREATIVE RESEARCH PROJECTS:
SCHOLARSHIP OF APPLICATION
ROUNDTABLE
WORKSHOP SESSION
MITZI LEWIS, MIDWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY
AEJMC 2013 CONFERENCE
AUGUST 7, 2013

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