News & Announcements

Bump Halbritter is the new editor of CCC Online
Bump Halbritter is the new editor of CCC Online.
The 7th Biennial Feminisms & Rhetorics Conference at MSU this week
The Rhetoric & Writing Program at MSU is hosting the 7th Biennial Feminisms & Rhetorics Conference, taking place October 7-10, 2009, at the Kellogg Center. For more information, see the FemRhet website at <http://www.femrhet2009.org>.
Nancy C. DeJoy and Trixie G. Smith Elected to Co-Chair Michigan Writing Program Administration

Nancy C. DeJoy and Trixie G. Smith were elected to serve as Co-Chairs for the Michigan affiliate of the National Council of Writing Program Administrators.   Congratulations!

Stuart Blythe, Jeff Grabill, & Kirk Riley win NCTE Best Article Award
NCTE just announced that Stuart Blythe, Jeff Grabill, and Kirk Riley were named winner of the 2009 NCTE Award in Technical and Scientific Communication in the category of Best Article Reporting Qualitative or Quantitative Research in Technical or Scientific Communication.

http://wide.msu.edu/content/news.php?id=14
Julie Platt Publishes Book Review in Kairos
Phill Alexander Publishes Book Review in Kairos
Phill Alexander publishes book review of Lisa Nakamura's Digitizing Race: Visual Cultures of the Internet in Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy 14.1, Fall 2009.

Read the review here: http://kairos.technorhetoric.net/14.1/reviews/alexander/index.html
Nancy DeJoy elected to the Executive Committee for CCCC

Nancy DeJoy was elected to the Executive Committee for CCCC. 

Malea Powell Elected Assistant Chair of CCCC
Malea Powell was elected to the post of Assistant Chair of the Conference on College Composition and Communication. She will succeed, in accordance with the CCCC Constitution and By-laws, to the posts of Associate Chair, Chair, and Immediate Past Chair.
Sue Webb Wins Nonfiction Writing Contest

Sue Webb's piece "Charms & Chasms" recently won first place in the Women Who Write contest.
 

The winners' works will be published in Calliope, Women Who Write's annual anthology.
Winners read their poetry and selections from their stories at the awards program held in December.
Staci Perryman-Clark Publishes Article in _Composition Forum_

Composition Forum 20, Summer 2009
http://compositionforum.com/issue/20/

Black Female Intellectuals in the Academy: Inventing the Rhetoric and Composition Special Topics Course

Staci Maree Perryman-Clark

Abstract: Using the African American women’s intellectual tradition as a framework, this essay investigates a special topics graduate-level course design. It also positions the special topics course as an enabling sight for revising how graduate courses are commonly designed in rhetoric and composition. Through the study of Black women’s intellectual tradition, the author emphasizes a focus on the intellectual processes, including an understanding of the pedagogies and research methodologies that Black women explore.

 


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