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The Top Three Reasons to Attend CCCC 2016

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Invitation to attend from Program Chair Linda Addler-Kassner

 

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The Online Program allows you to create your own convention schedule online as you browse and search through the hundreds of sessions, workshops, and numerous other events offered at the 2016 Convention!


1. To take action!

As writing professionals, the subject of our work — writing — is at often the center of discussions about teaching, students, and learning. Share your successes and learn new strategies from others!

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2. To develop new approaches to teaching and research!

You’ll help others develop their ideas and bring home new ones for your own work!

You can:

 

attendees at the 2015 CCCC Convention3.  To make connections!

CCCC’s Special Interest Groups, caucuses, and informal talking times offer great opportunities to make connections with others and around issues important to you!

You can:

  

Testimonials

Past attendees told us why they attend the CCCC Convention each year. Click here for their testimonials!

Why do others attend?

Each year, educators and researchers from around the world attend the CCCC Annual Convention for a multitude of different reasons. These include:

  • Topical range of convention sessions
  • Exposure to new concepts/cutting edge ideas
  • Access to information for teaching and scholarship
  • Chance to make professional contacts/renew connections
  • Meeting new colleagues and networking
  • Visiting the exhibit hall of professional materials

Are you attending CCCC 2016?  Share YOUR reasons for attending on social media using the hashtag #4C16!

  

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