Below are panels and other events at 4C16 that may be of interest to graduate students attending the convention because of their focus on graduate education, professional development, mentoring, the job market, and other interests. You can also download a briefer pdf version of this guide. Attendees may also be interested in this guide (.docx file) […]
An announcement from Holly Hassel and Linda Adler-Kassner: New activity at CCCC! This year, we’ll pilot a YouTube station, “Writing Teachers Talk,” made up of a series of short video clips of 4C conference attendees sharing effective practices from their writing classrooms, especially as they’re connected to points from key position statements from NCTE or […]
On behalf of the Consortium of Doctoral Programs in Rhetoric and Composition, I invite you to attend our annual session and open business meeting at the CCCCs in Houston: Wednesday, April 6, 1:30-5:00 p.m., ROOM TBA Our session begins with a rich variety of speakers on the general topic of preparation for diverse career paths: […]
Filling the Chair: A Conversation about Graduate Student Mentorship Friday, April 8, 6:30–7:30 PM Graduate Student Special Interest Group Join us for an informal chat about choosing a mentor, being a mentee, and the finer points of a solid mentorship. Mentor/mentee pairs will reflect on what makes their relationship work. Featuring University of Cincinnati Dr. […]
The CCCC Committee on the Status of Graduate Students (SOGS) and the WPA Graduate student Organization (WPA-GO) are excited to co-host Mentoring @ Cs (M@Cs), a one-year old event at this year’s CCCC conference in Houston, Texas! The deadline for signing up was March 1, but we’re in need of more mentors, so we’re extending […]
Are you attending CCCC 2016 and looking for an opportunity to meet new people in a relaxing and fun social environment? Sign up to bring a tabletop game to the Action Hub at 4C’s. Board games are a great, casual way to bring people together and to meet new people. None of that awkward small talk […]