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!
You can:
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:
- Choose from the 406 concurrent sessions, 53 poster sessions, 31 roundtable discussions, and more taking place at the convention.
- View handouts and contribute your own via the Online Searchable Program.
- Attend a full- or half-day preconvention workshop (morning or afternoon) to dive deeply into a topic.
3. 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:
- Explore the online program for meetings of special interest groups and caucuses.
- Connect with those offering the latest resources in the CCCC Exhibit Hall.
- Network with other attendees during social events in the area. See the local website for more information on these opportunities.
- Strike up valuable conversations simply standing in line for coffee!
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!