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CCCC Grants and Awards - Conference on College Composition and Communication CCCC offers numerous grants and awards for travel, research, publications, programs, and service, to name a few.  All CCCC awards are given annually and are presented at the CCCC Convention each year....

Hey #4C26 #4C27 #TeamRhetoric #RhetoricAndComposition

Award season is upon us… look over the criteria and deadlines. Nominate your favorite works and people!

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OTD: April 5, 1867 The Colored Convention in Jonesborough, Tennessee

@jimccasey1.bsky.social @profgabrielle.bsky.social @digblk.bsky.social @ccp-org.bsky.social #TeamRhetoric

OTD: April 5, 1867
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Since it's for the whole department, the sources hold a range of views on AI (pro-inclusion to resisters), but I'd be interested to hear any other suggestions to include (sending up the #TeamRhetoric bat signal)

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Storied Practices: Positionality in Writing Studies - The WAC Clearinghouse

We made a book! Our edited collection called Storied Practices is out and about!!! wacclearinghouse.org/books/practi... Love to our contributors and my co-editors Kristine Acosta, Erica Stone, Becky Rickly, and Nancy Small for sticking together to work on this for all these years!!! #teamrhetoric

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Image of advance copies of the book OUR CHARGE TO KEEP edited by Dr. Wonderful and Dr. Kendra Mitchell

Image of advance copies of the book OUR CHARGE TO KEEP edited by Dr. Wonderful and Dr. Kendra Mitchell

We love seeing advance copies! OUR CHARGE TO KEEP is hot off the press and a must-read for all writing center folks. In our field we don't talk nearly enough about the profound work that happens at #HBCUs so let's fix that #ReadUP #teamrhetoric #booksky #academicsky

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A collage that reads: 

Funding Feminist Futures

$1000 raised so far!

Even $5 helps! :)

The collage has images of a megaphone, an open mouth smiling, flowers, a film strip, colorful paper and tape, and hand-drawn stars.

A collage that reads: Funding Feminist Futures $1000 raised so far! Even $5 helps! :) The collage has images of a megaphone, an open mouth smiling, flowers, a film strip, colorful paper and tape, and hand-drawn stars.

The CFSHRC has helped graduate students get to their first conferences, funded feminist research, & recognized field-changing work in #TeamRhetoric. A few dollars from enough of us adds up fast, & your $5 keeps that going. 💓 #TheFeministsAreComing

Link to Donate: pages.donately.com/cfshrc-e085/...

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and now all the #TeamRhetoric people will be furiously complaining about writing academic scholarship about this

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Is anyone studying the experiences of academics who did grad school during the height of the pandemic?

I think lockdowns, online teaching, recurrent waves of covid, no conferences, etc. must have had effects on these new PhDs we should pay attention to
#academicsky #teamrhetoric #highered

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#teamrhetoric wowwwwwwwwww

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Speakers' Footing in a Collaborative Writing Task: A Resource for Addressing Disagreement While Avoiding Conflict It is widely assumed in studies of conflict that either persons address and resolve disagreement by waging conflict or that persons avoid conflict and thereby fail to address disagreements. Howev...

My thoughts on changes of footing as signs of possible disagreement are brought to you by my recent reading of this article. 8/

#writingstudies #teamrhetoric #cdnwrds #genai+writing

www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1...

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Feminist Rhetorical Studies books

Feminist Rhetorical Studies books

Need some #teamrhetoric inspiration this #InternationalWomensDay? Check out these highlights from our collection of #feminist rhetorics books!

40% off with the #4C26 discount through April 15th! PROMO CODE: CCCC26

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Our #4C26 impromptu Cultural Rhetorics reunion was too quick, but delightful all the same! Maria Novotny, Marilee Brooks-Gillies, Trixie Long Smith, and Rachel Robinson are amazing human beings and I’m grateful they inhabit my academic world! #CCCC #TeamRhetoric @ncte.org

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Why should you come to #CCCC? Because you can run into fabulous old friends whose work you admire to boot! Wonderful to get to spend a few happy minutes together, Jennifer Sano-Franchini, Donnie Johnson Sackey, and Ada Hubrig! We’ll make it longer next year! #4C26 #TeamRhetoric @ncte.org

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Women rhetorician filmmakers unite! #4C26 Stay tuned for our musings on YouTube and its many possibilities and challenges at next year’s conference. #WomeninFilm #WomenWriters #CCCC #TeamRhetoric @ncte.org

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Now that’s some girl power at #4C26! #CCCC #TeamRhetoric
@anetv.bsky.social

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So much fun to meet Kiki Montufar, a fellow Latina who’s also interested in studying love and connection! Loved getting to have lunch with her and share stories! #4C26 #CCCC #TeamRhetoric @ncte.org

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All Books $10 flyer

All Books $10 flyer

Don't miss our Last Day Sale at #4C26. All display copies will be just $10 a pop so come and stock up your library with the best of the best #teamrhetoric #writingstudies research

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My students have a knack for making me feel hopeful about the future, and I didn’t know when I went to #4C26 that the group who call themselves the “Long Timers” would make me just as hopeful. What do academics do after they retire? They keep making the world better! @ncte.org #CCCC #TeamRhetoric

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It is always, always, always (three for emphasis) marvelous to see Casey McAardle. I was so lucky to work with him and to be his friend at Michigan State, and I’ve enjoyed watching him soar ever since. #4C26 #CCCC #TeamRhetoric @ncte.org

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Miss us at TYCA or like to learn more? Connect with us on social media (including our new Discord server!). #TYCA #CCCC #NCTE #TeamRhetoric

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As language and communication
instructors, we have an abundance of experience about what writing does and can do, both inside
and outside our classrooms. As researchers, we work from empirical insights on the situated
purposes, processes, and possibilities for writing and its practice. In direct and indirect ways,
agentive tools increasingly impact “how we write, what we write, and the networks and assemblages
in which we write” (Bedington et al., 2024, p. 1). Growing access to artificial intelligence (AI)
applications changes the affordances with which students and instructors plan projects, generate
ideas, and structure their documents. As these changes are underway, instructors encounter “much
under-informed punditry” making assertions about writing pedagogy, with neither formal study nor
experienced teaching to support or guide those assertions (Majdik & Graham, 2024, p. 224). A core
challenge we face as scholars and teachers of writing is not that there is too little extant research and
understanding about what writing is or does. Rather, the issue is that this research is not prominent
enough. So, what does our collective writing studies knowledge suggest in relation to this newly
animated topic of writing about, with, or against generative AI tools? This paper asks: which of our
core disciplinary insights are most relevant at this moment and how do they help us frame the
teaching of research and writing in relation to generative AI tools? Given both authors’ research and
teaching backgrounds, this analysis focuses on conceptual structures and empirical insights provided
by rhetorical genre theory and genre-based pedagogy.

As language and communication instructors, we have an abundance of experience about what writing does and can do, both inside and outside our classrooms. As researchers, we work from empirical insights on the situated purposes, processes, and possibilities for writing and its practice. In direct and indirect ways, agentive tools increasingly impact “how we write, what we write, and the networks and assemblages in which we write” (Bedington et al., 2024, p. 1). Growing access to artificial intelligence (AI) applications changes the affordances with which students and instructors plan projects, generate ideas, and structure their documents. As these changes are underway, instructors encounter “much under-informed punditry” making assertions about writing pedagogy, with neither formal study nor experienced teaching to support or guide those assertions (Majdik & Graham, 2024, p. 224). A core challenge we face as scholars and teachers of writing is not that there is too little extant research and understanding about what writing is or does. Rather, the issue is that this research is not prominent enough. So, what does our collective writing studies knowledge suggest in relation to this newly animated topic of writing about, with, or against generative AI tools? This paper asks: which of our core disciplinary insights are most relevant at this moment and how do they help us frame the teaching of research and writing in relation to generative AI tools? Given both authors’ research and teaching backgrounds, this analysis focuses on conceptual structures and empirical insights provided by rhetorical genre theory and genre-based pedagogy.

Here is how we put it in the introduction of our recent paper. 3/

philarchive.org/rec/THIGAA

#writingstudies #cdnwrds #teamrhetoric #genai+writing

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A Content Analysis of Five NCTE Journals - Jonathan Marine, Jason Grant, Paul Rogers, 2026 This article presents findings from a content analysis of 707 articles appearing between 2011 and 2020 in five journals issued by the National Council of Teache...

🚨 **NEW PUB ALERT** 🚨

In this content analysis of 707 NCTE journal articles (2011–2022), we map the most prevalent topics and theoretical frameworks across journals, while also identifying major gaps and key connections between topics and theory:
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

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View of Generative AI + Socio-Rhetorical Views of Writing

If you would like to know what @balloonleap.bsky.social and I think about the relationship between generative AI chatbots and the teaching of writing, we have an article for you to read! 1/

#writingstudies #genai+writing #teamrhetoric

cjsdw.journals.publicknowledgeproject.org/index.php/dw...

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Very excited to celebrate these books at #CCCC2026 in Cleveland next week! My calendar is quickly filling up but if you have a #writingstudies #teamrhetoric project don't be shy & let's ~chat~

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New @constellationsjrnl.bsky.social post—Negotiating Impossibilities: An Introduction to Issue 8 #badbunny #BadBunnySuperBowl #halftimeshow #teamrhetoric #latinamerica #venezuela

constell8cr.com/issue-8/nego...

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A rectangular promotional graphic with a blue and green gradient background announces a special issue of RHM. Centered text reads “Theme: Story, Drawing, Loss, and Learnings.”  The left lists the contents in white lettering. A heading reads “Articles,” followed by: “The Ambiguous Narrative of Dick Johnson is Dead (2020)” by Nathaniel Aron; “Making Amends to the Dead: Reparative Ethos in Veteran Expressions of Survivor’s Guilt” by Kayla Rhidenour, Robert L. Mack, and Kristen L. Cole; “Valuative Alignment and Doing Vaccine Anecdotes with Moral Foundations Theory” by Miles C. Coleman; and “Using Natural Language Processing to Rhetorically Contextualize Audiences: Vaccine Sentiment Analysis of Newspaper Comments, 2017–2023” by Aaron Beveridge, Meriel Burnett, and John R. Gallagher. 
A second heading reads “Special Section,” listing: “Graphic RHM: An Invitation” by J. Blake Scott and Catherine Gouge and “The Work of Grief” by Ann E. Fink. 
A final heading reads “Book Reviews (Online Only),” listing: “Review of Rebel Health: A Field Guide to the Patient-Led Revolution in Medical Care” by Elena Kalodner-Martin and “Review of A History of Rhetoric, Sound, and Health and Healing” by Hua Wan.

A rectangular promotional graphic with a blue and green gradient background announces a special issue of RHM. Centered text reads “Theme: Story, Drawing, Loss, and Learnings.” The left lists the contents in white lettering. A heading reads “Articles,” followed by: “The Ambiguous Narrative of Dick Johnson is Dead (2020)” by Nathaniel Aron; “Making Amends to the Dead: Reparative Ethos in Veteran Expressions of Survivor’s Guilt” by Kayla Rhidenour, Robert L. Mack, and Kristen L. Cole; “Valuative Alignment and Doing Vaccine Anecdotes with Moral Foundations Theory” by Miles C. Coleman; and “Using Natural Language Processing to Rhetorically Contextualize Audiences: Vaccine Sentiment Analysis of Newspaper Comments, 2017–2023” by Aaron Beveridge, Meriel Burnett, and John R. Gallagher. A second heading reads “Special Section,” listing: “Graphic RHM: An Invitation” by J. Blake Scott and Catherine Gouge and “The Work of Grief” by Ann E. Fink. A final heading reads “Book Reviews (Online Only),” listing: “Review of Rebel Health: A Field Guide to the Patient-Led Revolution in Medical Care” by Elena Kalodner-Martin and “Review of A History of Rhetoric, Sound, and Health and Healing” by Hua Wan.

Hi #TeamRhetoric! RHM issue 9.1 is out now. In this issue, we explore how storytelling is a method for making sense of illness, grief, and uncertainty in RHM and beyond.

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As the unofficial #TeamRhetoric ambassador I give you permission to do literally anything else other than watch the SOTU.

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University Press of Colorado - CCCC26 The University Press of Colorado, including the Utah State University Press imprint, publishes forty to forty-five new titles each year, with the goal of facilitating communication among scholars and ...

Hey hey! Our #CCCC2026 virtual booth is now up and running! Check out our newest titles as well as ALL #writingstudies #teamrhetoric books, all at 40% off!

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Kendrick Lamar - DNA.
Kendrick Lamar - DNA. YouTube video by KendrickLamarVEVO

This week in a hip-hop-infused curriculum... teaching Yancey's "Talk-To" method of revision in terms of Kendrick Lamar's "DNA" www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLZR... #kendricklamar #hiphoppedagogy #teamrhetoric

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I know some of my #TeamRhetoric and writing studies colleagues probably have the perfect activity handy!

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