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Les Loncharich is an Assistant Professor at Georgia Southern University where he teaches professional and technical writing. His research involves visual composition, professional identity and development, and the arrangement of everyday artifacts as writing. Les draws, takes photographs, and walks around looking at things. An alumn of the final CIWIC workshop in 2005, Les considers the two-week learning experience much like a sojourn in paradise, if paradise has black flies.<\/p>\n