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Roundtable Gathering

SPRING 2008
Volume 18, Issue 1

Conferences

The Association of Teachers of Technical Writing 10th Annual Conference

International Professional Communication Conference
Opening the Information Economy

Roundtable Gathering

Council on Programs in Technical and Scientific Communication Conference

Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association Conference

Announcements

Call for Items for a CPTSC History Project

Call for Nominations for NCTE Technical and Scientific Communication Awards

Invitation to the Research Exchange, an Online Resource for Writing Studies

CFPs

Call for Papers -- Transactions on Professional Communication
Special Issue : Examining the Information Economy: Perspectives for Professional Communication Practices

Calls for Papers -- Transactions on Professional Communication
Special Issue: Professional Communication in Humanitarian Environments

Call for Abstracts: Conference on Intercultural Rhetoric and Discourse

Call for Proposals: Special Issue: Journal of Business and Technical Communication: Social Software in Professional Communication

Call for Papers -- Transactions on Professional Communication
Special Issue: Assessment in Professional Communication

Call for Proposals: Special Issue of Technical Communication Quarterly: Posthuman Rhetorics and Technical Communication

Call for Proposals: Special issue of Reflections: Writing and Community Action: Theorizing Community-Engaged Work

Call for Proposals: Technical Communication Quarterly Special Issue: Positioning Programs in Professional and Technical Communication

Call for Proposals: Technical Communication Quarterly
Special Issue Topics and Guidelines

ATTW Bulletin Archive

July 13, 2008
Montreal , Canada

The Council for Programs in Technical and Scientific Communication (CPTSC) invites technical communication and translation/localization educators to its Montréal2008 Roundtable meeting on the evening of 13 July 2008, at Concordia University.

The meeting is scheduled to precede the International Professional Communication Conference (IPCC) and is a follow-up to the roundtables held in London in 2000, Milan in 2003, and Limerick in 2005.

The meeting offers educators the opportunity to discuss program partnerships, updates to curricula, and a world focus. Reports from the previous Roundtables can be found at http://www.cptsc.org/international .

Send queries to Bruce.Maylath@ndsu.edu .