Based on what Mr. Slater has seen so far in Draft #1 and 2, here are some potential topics of discussion for the upcoming conferences. Don't randomly choose topics, but select one of these if you feel it applies to your draft in particular.

Do my parenthetical citations match my Works Cited page?
How do I cite a single article by numerous authors?
How do I cite numerous articles by a single author?
Is my introduction attention-grabbing and compelling? Is it appropriate for my audience?
Thesis Statement
Topic Sentences
Discuss a single body paragraph (be sure to articulate exactly what you would like Mr. Slater to look for)
Have I sandwiched this quote skillfully?
Have I synthesized my sources enough?
Does my Works Cited page look correct? Am I missing anything? Is my punctuation accurate?
Do I have strong sentence fluency in this paragraph?
How can I reword this particular sentence?
Is my MLA formatting correct?
Does the order of my paragraphs make sense?
Is my call-to-action appropriate and engaging for my audience?
Is my audience narrow enough?
Have I offended my audience right here?
Is my word choice in this paragraph strong, specific, and compelling but not offensive to my audience?
Have I cited and referenced my graphics correctly? Are they the appropriate size?
Do my graphics substantially support my argument?

You can certainly pick other topics, but these are some that Mr. Slater has seen often enough to warrant his concern with numerous papers at this point in the process.