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2024 · Spokane

April 3-6, 2024 · Spokane, WA · Program chair Jennifer Sano-Franchini

Theme: Writing Abundance: Celebrating 75 Years of Conversations about Rhetoric, Composition, Technical Communication, and Literacy

386 of this year's 1,653 session and paper titles (23.4%) use a word from the theme (abundance, celebrating, communication, conversations, technical, years). In other years the same words appear in 2.6% of titles. All themes.

About this year's source. Read from NCTE's eShow listing, with paper titles copied from the PDF program.
513sessions
1,562people listed
31%first listed in this corpus
7.2%at two-year colleges
3.5%at institutions outside the US
13%of listings from ten institutions

Roles

  • speaker: 2,263

Proposal areas

As the program printed them. How the areas changed over time.

Formats

  • Concurrent Panel: 189
  • Combined Panel Presentation: 100
  • Special Interest Group/Business Meeting: 57
  • Roundtable Session: 42
  • Engaged Learning Experience: 27
  • Standing Group-Sponsored Panel: 25
  • Workshop: 20
  • Poster: 16
  • Committee Meeting: 14
  • Cross-Caucus Event: 10
  • Sponsored Workshop: 10
  • Session: 4
  • Event: 4
  • Individual: 2

Source files

Links go to NCTE's own copy where it is still online, or to the Wayback Machine.

Most-listed institutions

Sessions (531)

CodeTitleFormatPeople
Resolutions CommitteeCommittee Meeting1
2024 CCCC Nominating Committee7
Newcomers’ Coffee Hour0
TYCA Executive Committee MeetingCommittee Meeting0
TYCA Member Networking EventSession0
Scholars for the Dream ReceptionEvent0
Cross-Caucus ReceptionCross-Caucus Event0
Anzaldúa Award ReceptionEvent0
Future of CCCC Task ForceCommittee Meeting0
Newcomers’ Orientation0
Council on Basic Writing SIGCommittee Meeting2
Digital Praxis Posters4
Digital Praxis Posters7
Opening General SessionSession6
Friday Keynote with Mira ShimabukuroSession0
CCCC Annual Business MeetingCommittee Meeting0
CCCC Awards PresentationEvent1
All-Attendee Event: Pau Hana with KaraokeEvent0
Complimentary Refreshments for Attendees: CLICK HERE!0
Planning for Next Year’s Convention1
Sober Academics -- In-Person Meeting Canceled; Join Their Discord Event 4/4 @ 9 pm EST Canceled0
An Abundant Coalition: Intergenerational Conversations about the State of Feminist Rhetorical WorkSession2
Literacy Studies Special Interest Group MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
Qualitative Research NetworkSponsored Workshop1
Research Network ForumSponsored Workshop17
Think-Tank for Newcomers—Developing Papers and Sessions for CCCC 2025Standing Group-Sponsored Panel2
What Counts as Literacy? Culturally Sustaining Frameworks for Writing in STEM CanceledIndividual0
Arab/Muslim Caucus Business MeetingCommittee Meeting2
Standing Lunch HourCross-Caucus Event0
Spilling Tea: Grad Students OnlyCross-Caucus Event0
Spilling Tea: Early Career ScholarsCross-Caucus Event0
Sit Down and Write!Cross-Caucus Event0
Speed Research/Job TalkCross-Caucus Event0
Workshopping Teaching & Job MaterialsCross-Caucus Event0
Collaborating Across Caucus GroupsCross-Caucus Event0
Standing Lunch Hour: Book Signing/Book TalkCross-Caucus Event0
Continuing the Conversation: Minority Serving InstitutionsCross-Caucus Event0
Teacher 2 TeacherRoundtable Session32
Creative Reading and Open Mic3
CCCC Executive CommitteeCommittee Meeting1
Committee on Disability Issues in College CompositionCommittee Meeting2
Committee on Undergraduate Research MeetingCommittee Meeting2
Language Policy CommitteeCommittee Meeting2
Newcomers’ Welcoming CommitteeCommittee Meeting1
Social Justice at the Convention CommitteeCommittee Meeting1
Documentarians’ Reception0
Minority Serving Institutions Coalition Building MeetingCommittee Meeting1
A.01Natural Abundance: Teaching for Ecological Literacy and Environmental Awareness in FYWCombined Panel Presentation2
A.02Finding Creative Abundance: Queering Normative Platform EcologiesConcurrent Panel3
A.03The Long View on Abundance and Scarcity: Four Reflections on White Nostalgia, White Irreplaceability, and Long-Term Writing Program Development CanceledConcurrent Panel0
A.04Human and/or Robot? Laboring, Learning, and Creating Knowledge with AICombined Panel Presentation2
A.05Building Student Autonomy through Participation and CareCombined Panel Presentation4
A.06“Say My Name, Say My Name”: The Politics of Citational AbundanceConcurrent Panel3
A.07“What the _____ Are They Doing?” Welcome to the Experiment, a Collaborative ConversationEngaged Learning Experience4
A.08A/r/tography as First-Year Writing PracticeEngaged Learning Experience1
A.09Abundance in WAW: Cross-Institutional, Programmatic, and Classroom ContextsStanding Group-Sponsored Panel10
A.10Abundant Narrative Forms: Multimodal Counterstories in First-Year Writing ClassroomsConcurrent Panel2
A.11An Abundance of Bull: Neoliberalism & Performative Institutional DiscourseConcurrent Panel3
A.12Archival Abundance: Locating Histories and Pedagogies at a Hispanic-Serving InstitutionConcurrent Panel3
A.13ChatGPT: Writing Abundance or Desolate Landscape for Border/ed Students?Concurrent Panel3
A.14Critically Racing Antiracist Rhetorics in Abundantly White(ly) ClassroomsRoundtable Session4
A.15Labor-Based Assessment as Writing Abundance: Making Space at a Hispanic-Serving InstitutionConcurrent Panel3
A.16Making a Scene: Handcrafted Rhetorics and DIY Composition in Your ClassroomEngaged Learning Experience2
A.17Navigating Social Change with Community Writers: Families, Campus Workers, Community SeniorsConcurrent Panel3
A.18Questioning Generative AIConcurrent Panel5
A.19Restoring Epistemic Abundance in Writing Education in Asian ContextsConcurrent Panel3
A.20The Abundance of Graduate Student Perspectives: Stories, Lessons, and Critiques across InstitutionsStanding Group-Sponsored Panel6
A.21The Aftermath of Banned DEI: Framing Professional Development in a Multilingual Writing CenterConcurrent Panel3
A.22The Agony and Ecstasy of Abundant WritingConcurrent Panel5
A.23Translingual Gateways to Writing AbundanceConcurrent Panel3
A.24UCLA Writing Programs: Forty Years of Drawing Abundance out of ScarcityConcurrent Panel4
A.25When Abundance Creates Scarcity: How Efficiency, Distraction, and Disinformation Colonize the First-Year International Writing ClassroomConcurrent Panel4
A.26Establishing, Sustaining, and Making Resilient, WAC, WID, and Writing ProgramsCombined Panel Presentation5
A.27Reading in the Writing Classroom: Culturally Sustaining, Practical, and Metacognitive Practices to Center and Activate Student Engagement and AgencyCombined Panel Presentation5
A.28Social Justice in the Classroom: Local Abundant Approaches1
AW.02Celebrating an Abundance of Opportunities: Non-native English-Speaking Writing Instructors’ Strengths, Struggles, and Strategies in Teaching CompositionSponsored Workshop9
AW.03Demystifying the Dissertation: A Critical Conversation with Graduate Students and AdvisorsWorkshop1
AW.04Expanding Our Pedagogical Capacity for All Our Students: Strengthening Accessibility and Inclusion in Our Classrooms and ProgramsSponsored Workshop7
AW.05Mapping the Abundance of Just Futures: A Workshop on Social Justice-Oriented Teaching and Language DifferenceWorkshop8
AW.07Prison and the Shadow Canon: Embracing the Fullness of System-Impacted Community ExpertiseSponsored Workshop6
AW.08Role-Playing Peer Review: Games and Gatekeepers—Round TwoSponsored Workshop4
AW.09Writing with(in) Abundance: Cultivating Interdisciplinary Positionings and Practices across the Fields of EnglishWorkshop3
B.01Abundance in Compression: Writing and Sharing Tiny Teaching StoriesEngaged Learning Experience3
B.02Reconceptualizing Keywords and Approaches from Positions of AbundanceCombined Panel Presentation5
B.03Abundance in Basic Writing: Seeking Embodied Possibilities and PathwaysRoundtable Session6
B.04Centering the Experiences of Contingent Faculty through Shared LeadershipCombined Panel Presentation4
B.05Immigration and Education: From Curricula Design to Understanding How Immigrant-Generation Communities Experience Schooling and Academic WorkCombined Panel Presentation2
B.06(Im)Possibilities of “Responsible Coalitions”: Assessing the Value of International Service-Learning through a Critical Race Theory and Critical Literacy LensConcurrent Panel1
B.07“Teaching in the Plural”: Rejecting Scarcity and Embracing Abundance in the Two-Year Writing ClassroomConcurrent Panel3
B.08Abundance and Scarcity in Creative Writing Pedagogies and ResearchStanding Group-Sponsored Panel7
B.09Abundant Opportunities for Improved Equity: Using Critical Lenses in Science Reading and Writing to Support Students in Using and Subverting Disciplinary NormsConcurrent Panel3
B.10An Abundance of Contexts: Pedagogies in STEM WritingConcurrent Panel2
B.11Archiving Abundance: Documenting Literate Actions across the LifespanConcurrent Panel4
B.12Combating Confirmation Bias: Implementing Information Literacy Interventions for Student Research PracticesConcurrent Panel3
B.13Cultivating Deep Knowledges & Abundant Care in Community Youth Literacy ContextsRoundtable Session5
B.14Cultivating Grief Literacies in Writing StudiesConcurrent Panel4
B.15From Educators to Artificial Intelligence: Three Perspectives on Writing SupportConcurrent Panel3
B.16Language Justice and Abundance: Is There Room for the Asian Diaspora? A Heuristic and Methodological ApproachConcurrent Panel4
B.17Narratives of Collective Support: Rethinking Scarcity Mindsets on the Job MarketEngaged Learning Experience3
B.18Navigating Writing, Navigating HistoryConcurrent Panel6
B.19Re/imagining Embodied Research Methods in Digital Spaces: Decolonial and Feminist Approaches to Material PhenomenaConcurrent Panel4
B.20Rhetoric in Abundance: Adding Multimodal Communication to the First-Year Writing ProgramConcurrent Panel4
B.21Students with Choice: An Assessment of a Guided Student Placement Program for First-Year WritingConcurrent Panel3
B.22Translingual and Transnational Abundance: Storytelling, Advocacy, and Rhetorical EconomyConcurrent Panel4
B.23Ubiquitous Rhetorics of Representation: Enduring Ecologies and Destabilizing Ideas of “Marginalized Knowledge”Concurrent Panel3
B.24Write Here: Localized Literacies and Situated Knowledges in High School to University Writing Research and PedagogyRoundtable Session6
B.25Abundant Absences: Supporting Students and Instructors When Attendance Is No Longer MandatoryRoundtable Session3
B.26Cross-Talking with an American Academic of ColorConcurrent Panel4
B.27Navigating Constraints: Leadership and Advocacy in Higher EducationCombined Panel Presentation2
B.28Teaching Active Student Engagement in an Age of AbundanceCombined Panel Presentation2
B.29Toward Publishing and Citation JusticeCombined Panel Presentation4
C.01Notes from the Field: Qualitative Studies with Transnational and Multilingual PopulationsCombined Panel Presentation4
C.02Teaching Diverse Literacies and Genres in Writing ClassesCombined Panel Presentation3
C.03Researcher Roles and Positionalities: On Working with Indigenous & Marginalized Communities in a Settler ContextCombined Panel Presentation4
C.04Training for Abundant Teaching: Inclusive and Collaborative Professional DevelopmentCombined Panel Presentation5
C.05"Don’t Sleep": Combating Disinformation, Censorship, and the Erasure of Critical KnowledgesConcurrent Panel6
C.06(Re)searching Digital Methodologies: Reflections on Equitable & Community-Building PracticesConcurrent Panel2
C.07“Textual Abundance” as Resistance to Neoliberal Education: English Courses as Complicators of Preprofessional MajorsConcurrent Panel3
C.08Abundant Opportunities: Enabling FYC Students to Access Their Voices through Critical Counter Stories, Universal Design, Digital Narratives and Praxis of ShelterConcurrent Panel4
C.09Abundant Policy and Sustainable Practice: Access, Technology, Reading, and FeedbackConcurrent Panel4
C.10An Abundance of Data: Using the National Census of Writing to Interrogate Perspectives on Sites of Writing AdministrationEngaged Learning Experience2
C.11An Abundance of Humanity: Teaching Writing in the Age of Generative AIConcurrent Panel4
C.12Autoethnography Alongside: Inviting Relationality into EthnographyConcurrent Panel2
C.13Combatting Deficit Culture to Promote Abundance: Navigating Cultural, Institutional, and Pedagogical Hurdles to Create Writing AbundanceConcurrent Panel4
C.14Dear Academia, I Refuse To Be a Zombie: P.S. Undergrad STEM Students and Writing InstructorRoundtable Session3
C.16Foregrounding Abundance in Untenured and Alternative-Academic WPA WorkStanding Group-Sponsored Panel6
C.17From Writer’s Block to Writer's Bot: ChatGPT and the Future of Writing AssistanceConcurrent Panel2
C.18Language and Cultural Difference in the Context of Global North-South Relations.Standing Group-Sponsored Panel4
C.19Making Memories Abundant: Remembering Women from Anticolonial and Antiracist PerspectivesConcurrent Panel3
C.20Navigating a Land of Plenty: Centering Student Voices in Academic Research JourneysEngaged Learning Experience3
C.21Nepantleras, Disability Justice, Imagined Craft, and 16 Dots on a Paper: When You Always Work from Scratch, Everything Is AbundantConcurrent Panel5
C.22Reading Abundantly: Digital Annotation as Resistance to Deficit Models of ReadingConcurrent Panel3
C.23Rhetorical NoticingRoundtable Session5
C.24Students Using ChatGPT? You Can Too! Harnessing AI to Make Writing & Critical Thinking Assignments More EquitableConcurrent Panel3
C.25The FYW Syllabus Project & FYC Archive: Toward Abundant Knowledge for First-Year WritingConcurrent Panel4
C.26Writing Abundance beyond the University: Understanding and Supporting Complex Writing LivesConcurrent Panel6
C.28Civic Engagement in Theory and Pedagogical PracticeCombined Panel Presentation5
C.29Examining Subversive Techniques in Antiracist First-Year WritingCombined Panel Presentation3
C.30Increasing Student Agency in the Classroom through Collaborative and Reflective PracticesCombined Panel Presentation3
D.01Transferring Literacies: Researching Writing Transfer in Local ContextsCombined Panel Presentation4
D.02Pedagogical Interventions through an Abundance of AccessCombined Panel Presentation5
D.03Information Literacy and Technology-Mediating Institutional ValuesCombined Panel Presentation4
D.04A Dance of Abundance: Writing Instruction in the Age of Serial DisruptionConcurrent Panel4
D.05Abundant Pedagogies: The Various Implementations of a Shared Pedagogical Training in Diverse SpacesConcurrent Panel3
D.06An Abundance of Knowledge: Asset-Based Approaches to Working with Faculty Engaged in WAC/WID InitiativesConcurrent Panel3
D.07Attracting and Supporting International Graduate Students in Graduate-Level Writing ProgramsStanding Group-Sponsored Panel3
D.08Budgets, Constraints, and Scarcity Rhetorics, Oh My! Generating Strategies for Arguing for Abundance in WPA and WCP WorkEngaged Learning Experience2
D.09Composition as Communities of Care: Writing Abundance in the Cocurricular ClassroomConcurrent Panel3
D.10Deconstructing Rigor: Centering Student Agency and Voice through Labor-Based Contract GradingConcurrent Panel4
D.11Deep Rhetoricity: An Abundance of Stories-So-Far as Archive/able Possibilities of New StoriesRoundtable Session7
D.12GRANTED: Notes from the Field of Programmatic Study with Nonprofit PartnersConcurrent Panel3
D.13Making Space for Students’ Linguistic and Cultural AbundanceConcurrent Panel4
D.14Navigating the Brave New World of AI in Writing Education: Notes from a Field-Wide SurveyEngaged Learning Experience2
D.15No Return to Normal: A Call for Community Care to Grow AbundanceConcurrent Panel4
D.16Peril and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Work: Reassessing Deep Knowledge and ExperiencesRoundtable Session3
D.17Reading and Writing Pedagogy at Access-Oriented Institutions (AOIs): Reflections on Curriculum, Institutional Collaboration, and ImpactConcurrent Panel4
D.18Rhetorical Dimensions of Writing Abundance in Transnational PublicsConcurrent Panel4
D.19Seeking Abundance through Assessment: GTAs and NTT Faculty Speak on Their Experiences Using Alternative AssessmentRoundtable Session12
D.20Taking Stock of Student Self-Placement through Programmatic Research in Diverse ContextsConcurrent Panel6
D.21Writing Abundance Across the CurriculumStanding Group-Sponsored Panel4
D.22Writing Abundance Six Words at a Time: Memoirs as AssessmentConcurrent Panel4
D.23Your First-Year Composition Course Is Too Fun and Your Students Are FeralRoundtable Session3
D.24Combating Bias: Media, Literacy, and Linguistic JusticeCombined Panel Presentation3
D.25Teaching Linguistically and Culturally Diverse Student PopulationsCombined Panel Presentation4
D.26Exploring Abundance in Disability Aesthetics & AccommodationsCombined Panel Presentation5
D.27Resisting "The" Story: Counterstories from Marginalized GroupsCombined Panel Presentation3
D.28Affection & Attention: Designing Graduate MethodologyConcurrent Panel4
E.01Innovative Ideas for Teaching Professional Communication That Foster Social JusticeCombined Panel Presentation3
E.02Coming Back to the Self through Storytelling: Indigenous and Spiritual Practices in the ClassroomCombined Panel Presentation3
E.03Rethinking Relationships with the (Digital) Spaces and Places of Writing Center LaborCombined Panel Presentation3
E.04A Genre-Analysis Framework for Using Generative AI in Professional, Scientific, and Technical Writing CoursesConcurrent Panel3
E.05Abundant Legal Discourse: A Roundtable Discussion of Law and the Writing Classroom CanceledRoundtable Session0
E.06An Abundance of Learning: Students Teaching Faculty about Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging through Innovative Research ProjectsConcurrent Panel5
E.07Basic Writing as a “Usable Past” for the Corequisite and Concurrent Enrollment EraConcurrent Panel3
E.08Building Strategies for Academic Parenthood: Setting Boundaries, Caring for Ourselves, and Working in Solidarity with CommunitiesEngaged Learning Experience2
E.09Conceptual Abundance: Seven Possible Definitions of Writing CanceledConcurrent Panel0
E.10Designing Writing Instruction as Exploratory Play: Tools, Self-Assessment, and Student AgencyConcurrent Panel4
E.11Go Slow and Be Fallible! Reclaiming Time to Learn and Space for BecomingConcurrent Panel3
E.12Making Writing Assessment Abundantly QueerConcurrent Panel3
E.13Mothering and Teaching: A Pedagogy of AbundanceConcurrent Panel3
E.14On the Costs of Noncompliance: Neurodivergent Writers across Academic ContextsConcurrent Panel5
E.15Plain Language Acquisition in the Composition ClassroomEngaged Learning Experience2
E.16Reclaiming Cultures of Gratitude: A Transdisciplinary Exploration of Human and Nonhuman Environmental EcologiesConcurrent Panel5
E.17Rhetorics of Abundance: Hawaiian Sovereignty, Mutual Aid, and Braided Narratives of the Mother TongueConcurrent Panel3
E.18Sites of Writing Abundance: Celebrating the Scholarship of Anne Ruggles GereRoundtable Session8
E.19Talking about Language Diversity in FYW at PWIs: Engagement and ResistanceConcurrent Panel7
E.20The Reformist Opportunities of Abundant AutoethnographyConcurrent Panel6
E.21Using Roleplay to Explore Neurodivergence in the Professional Writing ClassroomConcurrent Panel3
E.22When Is Ramadan? In the Spirit of Muslims’ Month of Worship and ReflectionStanding Group-Sponsored Panel2
E.23Writing Abundance as Intersectional: Critical Strategies for Archival & Digital MethodologiesConcurrent Panel2
E.24Transmodality, Translingualism, and Rhetorical Genre Theory: Practice-Based Approaches to the Teaching of WritingCombined Panel Presentation5
E.25Pedagogies of Abundance to Combat Ableism and PrejudiceCombined Panel Presentation4
E.26Teaching to Disrupt, Teaching to UpliftCombined Panel Presentation2
E.27Abundancy of Placement ModelsCombined Panel Presentation6
E.28Exploring Genre and Writing about Writing in a Time of AbundanceCombined Panel Presentation2
E.29Examining Black & Asian Historical Catalysts of Rhetorical ExpressionCombined Panel Presentation3
E.30American Indian Caucus Business MeetingCommittee Meeting3
F.01Revisiting the Writing Process in First-Year WritingCombined Panel Presentation4
F.02Open Access Practice and Abundant Opportunities: Interrogating the Creation of an Interactive FYW OER to Promote Student EngagementConcurrent Panel2
F.03Finding New Writing Processes with Digital Writing ToolsCombined Panel Presentation4
F.04“You must go on. I can’t go on. I’ll go on”: End-of-(University)-Life Care via Autobiographical Scholarship CanceledConcurrent Panel0
F.06Abundant Opportunities for Adaptive Tactics: Strategically Integrating Linguistic Justice in GTA Development across ContextsRoundtable Session5
F.07Abundant Spaces: Exploring the Virtual and Material Arenas Informing Writing Curricula and ClassroomsConcurrent Panel4
F.08An Abundance of Support: Championing Freshmen Retention with More TA TimeConcurrent Panel3
F.09Better For Whom? Trauma-Informed Pedagogy Successes, Failures, and AdjustmentsConcurrent Panel3
F.10Centering Contingent Voices: Sharing Struggles, Highlighting Successes, and Expanding Suggestions for Support through a Collaborative Engaged SessionEngaged Learning Experience4
F.11Crafting Resistance through Feminism, Creating Space for Abundance: Rhetorical Interventions in and around Writing and ActivismConcurrent Panel5
F.12Disability Game Studies: Representation, Narratives, and Accessibility over RehabilitationConcurrent Panel3
F.13Economies of Abundance and Institutional Leadership: Perspectives on Department and Program TransformationRoundtable Session5
F.14Hands All Over: Variations on Janet Emig’s “Hand, Eye, Brain”Concurrent Panel4
F.15Mapping Abundance across Curriculum and PlaceConcurrent Panel3
F.16Reclaiming an Abundant History: Jesuit Pedagogy & Community-Engaged LearningConcurrent Panel3
F.17Redefining Open-Access WPA Work as Literacy Coordination and LaborEngaged Learning Experience3
F.18Rhythmic Resonances: Abundant Assemblages and the Potential for ChangeConcurrent Panel5
F.19Stories for Imagining Intergenerational Abundance in Rhetoric and Writing StudiesStanding Group-Sponsored Panel6
F.20Teaching Composition-Rhetoric beyond/with Literary-Theory Scholarly BackgroundsRoundtable Session4
F.21Valuing the Generative Potentials of Disability and Intersectional PedagogiesConcurrent Panel4
F.22Working-Class Literacy Outside the Classroom and the Middle-Class Academy: Reconciling the Differences and Building a Working-Class PedagogyStanding Group-Sponsored Panel5
F.24Interrogating the Digital Spaces LeftCombined Panel Presentation3
F.25Teaching with ArchivesCombined Panel Presentation2
F.26Publishing in the CCCC Studies in Writing and Rhetoric Book SeriesConcurrent Panel4
F.27Understanding and Disrupting Trends in Technical and Professional CommunicationCombined Panel Presentation2
F.28An Environmentally Just RhetoricCombined Panel Presentation2
F.29Community-Driven Research: Narratives of Collaboration, Coauthorship, and Storytelling in CommunitiesCombined Panel Presentation2
F.30Peer Review and Social Annotation: Student Rhetorical Strategies Informing Peer Review and Explicit Instruction to Improve Writing, Linguistic Consciousness, and DiversityCombined Panel Presentation2
FS.01API Women’s Voices in Composition: Writing Abundance through Indigenous Feminisms and Collaborative PedagogiesRoundtable Session4
FS.02Imagining Abundant Futures: Teaching and Researching Activism in This Current ApocalypseRoundtable Session2
FS.03Ways into Enacting Abundant Linguistic JusticeRoundtable Session6
FS.04Transforming Sites of Settler Dominance into Indigenous AbundanceStanding Group-Sponsored Panel3
FS.05Breadth and Depth: BIPOC Faculty Reconceptualizing Faculty Engagement and Student Inclusion in the Two-Year CollegeConcurrent Panel5
FS.06Abundant Language, Abundant HistoriesRoundtable Session4
FS.07Does “Y’all" Mean "All”? Imagining Queer Southern Survival through Activisms and Literacies CanceledRoundtable Session0
FS.08The Untapped Abundance of BIPOC Writing and RhetoricConcurrent Panel3
FS.09Innovation in Our Ways of Knowing: BIPOC Women Scholars Researching with Marginalized CommunitiesConcurrent Panel4
FSIG.01An Abundance of Choices: Rhetorical Grammar as Meaning-Making Tool in the Writing ClassroomSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
FSIG.02Citational Justice across Code StudiesSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting5
FSIG.03English Education/Composition Studies Connections SIGSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
FSIG.04International Researchers’ ConsortiumSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting9
FSIG.05Internship Special Interest GroupSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
FSIG.06Rhetoric’'s Histories: Traditions, Theories, Pedagogies, and Practices—Sponsored SIGSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
FSIG.07Sound Studies and Writing CollectiveSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
FSIG.08Studio PLUS Special Interest GroupSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
FSIG.09The Role of Reading in Composition StudiesSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
FSIG.10Using Concepts of Abundance to Develop the National Archive of Composition and Rhetoric as an Archive of Archives CanceledSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting9
FSIG.11Writing Assessment SIG MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting9
FSIG.12Annual Business Meeting of the Writing with Current, Former, and Future Members of the Military Standing GroupSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
FSIG.13Business Meeting of the Standing Group for Senior, Late Career, and Retired Scholars in Rhetoric and Writing Studies and Memorial Tribute to John BreretonSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting3
FSIG.14Business Meeting: Master’s Degree Consortium of Writing Studies SpecialistsSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
FSIG.15CCCC Labor Caucus Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
FSIG.16CCCC Latinx Caucus Annual MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
FSIG.17Feminist Caucus Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting7
FSIG.18Graduate Student Standing Group Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting6
FSIG.19Legal Writing and Rhetoric Standing Group Annual Meeting CanceledSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting0
FSIG.20Linguistics, Language, and Writing (LLW) Standing Group Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting3
FSIG.21Queer Caucus MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
FSIG.22Rhetoric and Religious Traditions Standing GroupSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting6
FSIG.23Creative Writing Standing Group Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
FSIG.24The Assembly for Expanded Perspectives on Learning (AEPL) Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
FSIG.25The Working-Class Culture and Pedagogy Standing Group Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
FSIG.26Transnational Composition Group Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
FSIG.27Writing and STEM Standing Group Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting0
FSIG.28Writing through the Lifespan Standing Group Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting4
FSIG.29Teaching in Prison: Pedagogy, Research, and Literacies CollectiveSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
FSIG.30Asian/Asian American Caucus Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
FSIG.31Black Caucus Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting9
G.01Unpacking Medical RhetoricsCombined Panel Presentation1
G.02Jewish Caucus Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
G.03Abundant Pedagogies for Student Engagement: Process Presentations, Asset-Oriented Perspectives, and Cultural Stories as Generative Learning ToolsCombined Panel Presentation4
G.04From the Archives as Theory-Making Practice to Place-Based Forms of KnowledgeCombined Panel Presentation3
G.05Preparing Students for Workplace Writing in Professional and Technical CommunicationCombined Panel Presentation2
G.06Student Agency and Social JusticeCombined Panel Presentation3
G.07Analyzing Writing for Mulitlinguistic JusticeCombined Panel Presentation5
G.08Accessing Abundance within CCCC’s Communities: Challenging Deficit Models of Knowledge Production by Way of Documentarian TalesConcurrent Panel3
G.09AI-Assistive Writing Tools: Lessons of Circulation, Peer Review, and Student AttitudesConcurrent Panel3
G.10An Abundance of “Resources”: Teaching Digital Literacy and Academic Integrity to Help Students Navigate a Complex Information EcosystemConcurrent Panel3
G.11An Abundance of Data: The Affordances of Collaborative, Empirical, Cross-Institutional Research and WritingRoundtable Session4
G.12Coexisting Literacies Made Visible: Place-Based Orientations to Abundance in Hawai’i and KazakhstanEngaged Learning Experience2
G.13Craftivism, Orality, and Food: Theorizing Cultural Abundance through Funds of Knowledge in Writing ClassroomsConcurrent Panel1
G.14Economics Instructors’ Perceptions of Good Writing in an Internationalized Economics DepartmentConcurrent Panel1
G.15Facilitating an Environment of Temporal, Emotional, and Empowering Abundance in the College Writing ClassroomRoundtable Session3
G.16Historically Black Community Colleges: A Counternarrative on Open Admissions, Access, and the Struggle for Social Justice CanceledConcurrent Panel0
G.17Mapping a Moment: Making Abundance Visible through Writing Program CartographyConcurrent Panel3
G.18Open Educational Resources, Public Knowledges & the Intersection of Abundance and ScarcityConcurrent Panel4
G.19Ruin and Resilience: Writing the AnthropoceneConcurrent Panel3
G.20Sustaining the Field: Mapping and Remapping Graduate Mentoring RelationshipsEngaged Learning Experience4
G.21Teaching Circles as a Method for Working toward Just and Equitable Writing ClassroomsRoundtable Session4
G.22Visualizing and Assessing Writing Programs for Equity and Social JusticeConcurrent Panel4
G.23Writing Disability/Writing Abundance: Resistant Practices and Epistemologies from South AsiaConcurrent Panel6
G.24Writing Studies Methodologies for the 21st CenturyConcurrent Panel3
G.25Fostering Threshold Concepts through Style PedagogyIndividual2
G.25Interrogating the Legacies of Women’s Rights and RhetoricsCombined Panel Presentation3
G.27Academic Publishing: The State of Professional Peer Review in Rhetoric and CompositionRoundtable Session14
G.28Teaching With ChatGPTCombined Panel Presentation5
G.29A Focus on Graduate Students and Non-Tenure-Track Faculty: Recruiting, Mentoring, and Building CommunityCombined Panel Presentation1
G.30Considering Decolonial Approaches to First-Year WritingCombined Panel Presentation3
G.31Undergraduate Research Presentations, Sponsored by the CCCC Undergraduate Research Standing GroupStanding Group-Sponsored Panel8
G.32Expanding Writing Abundance in Partnership with the CommunityConcurrent Panel3
H.01FYC and Job PrepCombined Panel Presentation2
H.02Professional Reflections and Models for Disciplinary ChangeCombined Panel Presentation1
H.03Abundance in Rhetoric and Composition? Examining Mentorship and Friendship in Rhetoric and Composition and Its Effect on Black Women, Queer, (Dis)Abled, and Poor AcademicsCombined Panel Presentation4
H.04Teaching Writing across Disciplines to Ensure Student SuccessCombined Panel Presentation4
H.05Creative Explorations of Teaching with AI as a Composition ToolCombined Panel Presentation2
H.06Languaging with AI-AssistancesCombined Panel Presentation4
H.07Subverting Neoliberal White Logics with Abundance in Writing CentersCombined Panel Presentation3
H.08Abundance Calls for Boundaries: Examining the Social Implications of Inviting AI to the Conversation about CompositionConcurrent Panel5
H.09Accessing Abundant Voices through General Education Communication CoursesConcurrent Panel4
H.10An Abundance of (War) Metaphors: A Tactical Repurposing of WAC to Infiltrate from the MarginsConcurrent Panel4
H.11An Abundance of Disciplinary & Professional Knowledge: Redefining Graduate Education and Creating “Handbooks” as Early Career FacultyRoundtable Session5
H.12Bridging an Abundance of Stories: Reflections on an Inside-Outside Prison Writing InitiativeConcurrent Panel4
H.13Creating Ecologies of Abundance through Humane Writing AssessmentConcurrent Panel4
H.14Cultivating “Translationships” through Community-Engaged Digital StorytellingEngaged Learning Experience2
H.15Embodied Abundance: Public Spaces of Commemoration and Calls for HopeConcurrent Panel6
H.16Global and Non-Western Rhetorics as an “Abundant Resource” for New Conversations on Rhetoric, Composition, and Technical CommunicationStanding Group-Sponsored Panel6
H.17Grappling with Guided Pathways: Reflections on a Special Issue of Teaching English in the Two-Year CollegeRoundtable Session11
H.18How Can Artificial Intelligence Help Students Learn to Write? Exploring Abundant Opportunities for Learning Design, Writing Feedback, and Digital StorytellingConcurrent Panel4
H.19IWCA-Sponsored Research: Using Limited Resources to Invest in an Abundant Future of Research in Writing CentersStanding Group-Sponsored Panel5
H.20Jewish Storytelling Rhetorics, Discourses, and Modes of Meaning-MakingStanding Group-Sponsored Panel7
H.21Our Own Backyards: Localizing Environmental Rhetoric with Alternative Methods of Inquiry and TeachingConcurrent Panel6
H.22Pedagogical Abundance while (Re)“Inventing the University”Concurrent Panel7
H.23Refusing Racialized Disablement: Rememory and Reflection in Writing and Rhetoric ClassroomsConcurrent Panel4
H.24Saying No to NPTs, Saying Yes to Change WorkConcurrent Panel4
H.25Teaching and Learning in the Age of AI: Approaches and Engagement toward Writing TransferConcurrent Panel3
H.26Ten Years after the Indianapolis Resolution: Accomplishments, Missed Opportunities, Lessons Learned & New DirectionsRoundtable Session6
H.27Tensions in Abundance: Making Composition-Rhetoric Accessible to English Faculty at a Two-Year CollegeConcurrent Panel5
H.28The Rhetorical Performance of African American identity in FilmConcurrent Panel6
H.29Toward Pedagogies of Abundance: Examining the Impact of Writing Instructor Positionality on Pedagogical PracticeEngaged Learning Experience2
H.30Voice and Choice: Encouraging Feedback Literacy, Abundant Dialogues, and Self-Advocacy for First-Year Writing StudentsConcurrent Panel3
H.31Approaches to Assessment in the Classroom: Equity, Accessibility, and ResponsibilityCombined Panel Presentation2
H.32Unsettling Dominant Frameworks in Rhetoric and Composition: Indigenous, Intercultural, and Antiracist Approaches in Our WorkCombined Panel Presentation3
H.33Moral Injury, Scarcity (Rhetorical and Actual), and Abundance on the WPA-FrontierConcurrent Panel3
I.01Critical Citation PracticesCombined Panel Presentation2
I.02Abundance, Authority, and Indigenous Research Paradigms: Examining the Possibilities of Writing and Transfer, Rhetoric and Relationship, and Oral History as Ways of UnderstandingCombined Panel Presentation2
I.03Programmatic Abundance: Examining Graduate Student Writing, a Rural University Writing Program, and a WAC ProgramCombined Panel Presentation5
I.04Gender and Community in Digital SpacesCombined Panel Presentation2
I.05Linguistic and Cultural Diversity in Two- and Four-Year InstitutionsCombined Panel Presentation3
I.06Supporting Students’' and Instructors'' Linguistic Identities and Communities in FYWCombined Panel Presentation5
I.07Approaches to Giving Feedback to Student WritingCombined Panel Presentation6
I.08Abundance by Design: Inclusivity, Citational Justice, and Place-Based Learning in First-Year Writing AssignmentsConcurrent Panel3
I.09Achieving Writing Abundances and Restorative Agency: Challenging Deficit Models of Thinking through Literacy NarrativesConcurrent Panel4
I.10An Abundance of Online Writing Pedagogy: Distinguishing between Residual Effects of Emergency Remote Instruction and OWI PracticesRoundtable Session7
I.11Anti-Black Linguistic Discrimination, Racialized Writing Trauma, and College English: Three Key Practices for Transformative JusticeConcurrent Panel3
I.12Bringing Culturally Responsive Practices to (Classroom & Standardized) Writing Assessment—Past, Present, and (Hopefully) Yet to ComeConcurrent Panel2
I.13Creative Practices of Hope: Answering Our Most Unanswerable Questions by Producing Video, Fiction, and MusicConcurrent Panel4
I.14Designing Writing Groups for Accountability and CommunityEngaged Learning Experience3
I.15Ethics of Writing Abundance: Taking Stock and Examining FuturesConcurrent Panel5
I.16Grassroots Abundance: Public Rhetorics about Localized Grassroots ActivismsRoundtable Session7
I.17Identifying Perceptions of Academic Honesty in Situations That Use Artificial Intelligence Writing Applications CanceledConcurrent Panel0
I.18Medical Rhetoric Roundtable: Writing Abundance in Rhetorics of Health and MedicineStanding Group-Sponsored Panel5
I.19Min(d)ing Our Resources: Some Approaches to the Abundant Knowledge Economies of the Writing ClassroomConcurrent Panel3
I.20Minoritized Students as Standard-Bearers: Challenging Deficit Thinking about Information Literacy LearningConcurrent Panel4
I.21Presenting Results of a National Survey of Undergraduate STEM Writing InstructionConcurrent Panel3
I.22Reimagining How We Teach the Argumentative Essay: Drawing from the Abundance of Hip-Hop-Based PedagogyConcurrent Panel2
I.23Scofflaws and Desperados: Cultivating Abundance against Logics of ScarcityConcurrent Panel4
I.24Teaching the Whole Body in the Sonoran Desert: Physical, Emotional, Autonomic, and Cellular Abundance in Writing StudiesConcurrent Panel3
I.25The Abundance of Global Black RhetoricsRoundtable Session10
I.26To Unite or Divide? Rhetorical Strategies, Inheritances, and Dilemmas from African American Social MovementsConcurrent Panel5
I.27Using Cooperative Learning to Activate Knowledge from WithinEngaged Learning Experience2
I.28Voices of Service: Exploring the Experiences and Transitions of Student-Veterans through Oral History and Digital CompositionConcurrent Panel3
I.29The Abundance of Multimodal Knowledge in First-Year CompositionCombined Panel Presentation4
I.30Ways to Use AI in the ClassroomCombined Panel Presentation2
I.31Updates from the CCCC/MLA Task Force on AI and Writing: A DiscussionStanding Group-Sponsored Panel5
J.01Genre Actions in Public and Global ContextsCombined Panel Presentation4
J.02Assessing Assessment: Antiracist Writing Assessment Approaches for More Inclusive CurriculaCombined Panel Presentation5
J.03Abundance, Social Justice, and Engagement: Community, College, and Student Engagement as Means to Make Visible Student Intellectual Production and Expand Learning and Social ChangeCombined Panel Presentation3
J.04Programmatic Interventions through Multilingual and International AbundanceCombined Panel Presentation2
J.05Teaching under SiegeConcurrent Panel4
J.06Where Do I Fit? Navigating Languages across Borders to Imagine Place and IdentityCombined Panel Presentation4
J.07Abundance of Genres: Science Fiction in the First-Year Composition ClassroomConcurrent Panel3
J.08Administrative [Abun]dances and Constraints: Emotional Labor in Writing Program Pandemic RealitiesConcurrent Panel4
J.09An Invitation to Bale: An Annotated Bibliography of Storywork and Narrative ResourcesRoundtable Session4
J.10Applying Abundant and Interdisciplinary Methodologies to Engender Empathy and Inclusion in Writing Research and PracticeConcurrent Panel4
J.11Creative-Critical Methods That Prioritize Sensorial Meaning-MakingConcurrent Panel4
J.12Digital Literacy through Digital Dramatization: Storytelling Back to Generative AIEngaged Learning Experience2
J.13Expanding Shared Responsibility: Access, Equity, and Agency in Placement in First-Year Writing in the University of Alaska SystemConcurrent Panel4
J.14From Ache to Awareness: Teaching Wellness Writing in Composition ClassroomsEngaged Learning Experience4
J.15Implementing Asset-Based Approaches for More Socially Just Writing Programs, Community-Engaged Classrooms, and Graduate Writing ContextsConcurrent Panel3
J.16Mocking It Up: Preparing GTAs to Teach First-Year WritingConcurrent Panel4
J.17Personal Writing at a Time of AIStanding Group-Sponsored Panel4
J.18Placement as Problem, Placement as Opportunity: Insights from a Self-StudyConcurrent Panel4
J.19Rerouting (Access)ibility: Cultivating Growth through InclusivityConcurrent Panel3
J.20Seeing Abundance in Times of Need: Engaging with/for Veterans in Higher EducationConcurrent Panel3
J.21Teaching against Erasure: Valuing the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse StudentConcurrent Panel3
J.22The Abundance of Paranoia in National Security Rhetorics: Understanding and Transforming Philosophies, Pedagogies, and Praxes in First-Time Military EducatorsRoundtable Session5
J.23Toward a Composition Made Abundant: Multimodal Reinvention for Capitalist DisruptionConcurrent Panel3
J.24Ways of Knowing and Doing Hope in Digital RhetoricConcurrent Panel3
J.25Words, Earth, and Gift-giving: Learning from/with Disparate VoicesEngaged Learning Experience5
J.26Writing in Abundance—An Entanglement Perspective on Writing ResearchConcurrent Panel3
J.27Literacy as Intervention: Examining Definitions and Practices of Social Justice and Advocacy in Marginalized and Imprisoned CommunitiesCombined Panel Presentation6
J.28Restorying Literacies in Developmental WritingCombined Panel Presentation3
J.29The Political Economy of Writing and Resisting ExploitationCombined Panel Presentation3
J.30Critical, Responsive Teaching Strategies in an Antiracist First-Year Writing ContextCombined Panel Presentation3
J.31Intergenerational Graduate MentorshipRoundtable Session9
K.01Literacy Tensions: Rhetorics and Civic Participation across PublicsCombined Panel Presentation4
K.02Graduate Student Writing AbundanceCombined Panel Presentation4
K.03White Settler Status and Indigenous Ways of KnowingCombined Panel Presentation2
K.04Promoting Rhetorics of Abundance in Writing Practices across Contexts: Growth, Confidence, and CollaborationCombined Panel Presentation3
K.05We Are All Struggling to Be a Patient: Maintaining Rhetorical Agency within a Biased Medical FieldConcurrent Panel4
K.06Cultivating Cultural Logics of Abundance in the Classroom: Indigenous Rhetorics in Global and Rural ContextsCombined Panel Presentation3
K.07“Disappearing at the Table” of Institutional DiversityConcurrent Panel4
K.08Abundant Bodies: Pleasure, Structure, and MultimodalityConcurrent Panel3
K.09Approaches to Multimodality: A Digital and Cultural Rhetorics Approach to Pedagogy in Composition ClassroomsConcurrent Panel4
K.10Attending to Excess to Make Abundant (Academic) Lives PossibleRoundtable Session3
K.11Celebrating Language in All Its Forms: Cultivating a Culture of AbundanceConcurrent Panel5
K.12Critical Composing and the Two-Year College Classroom: Student Writers Examine Threshold Concepts, Learning Transfer, and How We Write NowConcurrent Panel7
K.13Designing, Adapting, Developing, Assessing: Teaching for Transfer & Flexible ReflectionStanding Group-Sponsored Panel6
K.14Disrupting Institutional Racism and Oppression: Building on Latinx KnowledgeStanding Group-Sponsored Panel5
K.16Intentional, Institutional Pessimism: Supporting Meaningful ResistanceRoundtable Session6
K.18Potential Overabundance: International Student Pathways as Opportunity and Challenge for WritingConcurrent Panel5
K.19Queer Caucus Sponsored PanelStanding Group-Sponsored Panel5
K.20Reconceptualizing Sustainability Literacies: Ecocritical Poetics, Home Writing, and So-Where PedagogiesConcurrent Panel4
K.21Resistance in Changing Times: Deep Change through Sensemaking in WAC WorkConcurrent Panel4
K.22Sensing Home through Dis/placed Rhetorical AbundanceConcurrent Panel4
K.23The Abundant Mind: Neurodivergent Possibilities in the Composition ClassroomRoundtable Session5
K.24Toward Antiracist and Equity-Oriented Praxes in College in the High Schools / Dual Enrollment Writing ProgramsConcurrent Panel3
K.25Working within the System to Change It: Writing Our Florida by Supporting Early Career Faculty Writing Initiatives CanceledEngaged Learning Experience0
K.26The Stories and Silences We Inherit: Redefining Research in a Decolonial FrameworkCombined Panel Presentation2
K.27Bio Designs: Cultivating Sustainable Food Systems and Classroom Design with Communities and Outdoor SpacesCombined Panel Presentation3
L.01Grounding Curriculum in Community Knowledges: Learning with and from Mothers, Indigenous Communities, and StudentsCombined Panel Presentation5
L.02The Writing Major, the Writing Minor, and the Students Themselves Who Make Them UpCombined Panel Presentation5
L.03Writing beyond the First Year: Stem and Grant WritingCombined Panel Presentation3
L.04Qualitative Research on Abundance in Writing CentersCombined Panel Presentation2
L.05Black Linguistic Pedagogies of TransformationCombined Panel Presentation4
L.06“I’m Not a Robot”: Demonstrating Our Humanity in the Face of AI Text DetectionConcurrent Panel4
L.07Abundant Love: Closing Equity Gaps through Writerly Freedom, Ethics of Care, and Linguistic JusticeConcurrent Panel2
L.08Agency, Inclusion, and Equity by Collaborative Design: Writing Program & Writing Center Innovations in ISP and BeyondConcurrent Panel4
L.09Approaching Games from Abundance: Culturally Informed Perspectives on Games as Pedagogy, Text, and ProgramConcurrent Panel3
L.10Better, Faster, Stronger Writing Centers: Why and How to Build a Network That Enhances Abundance and Resists ScarcityRoundtable Session4
L.11Challenging the Deficit Lens: Understanding the Resourcefulness of International Student Writers CanceledConcurrent Panel0
L.12Critical Language Awareness (CLA) in College Writing: Intersections, Possibilities, and Challenges for Linguistic Equity and InclusionConcurrent Panel4
L.13Envisioning Rhetoric and Religion in the Twenty-First CenturyStanding Group-Sponsored Panel7
L.14Exploring Abundance and Scarcity within Institutional Spaces of Disability and CarceralityConcurrent Panel3
L.15Hidden Riches: The Affordances of Contract Grading and Linguistic Justice-Oriented Translanguaging Practices for Multilingual WritersEngaged Learning Experience2
L.18Resisting Capitalist Logics through Adequacy, Dissonance, and Failure in Writing SpacesConcurrent Panel6
L.19Sonic Abundance: Methods for Amplifying Identity, Culture, and Community in Sound-Based Teaching and ResearchConcurrent Panel5
L.20Soundwriting Since Selfe: The Sound Studies and Writing Collective Discusses Sonic AbundanceStanding Group-Sponsored Panel5
L.21Teaching Community: Conversations on Controversy and Contested Ideas in Hip-Hop and Black Oratorical TraditionsConcurrent Panel4
L.22The (Kapu) Aloha State: The Rhetorical Promise of Indigenous Lifeways and Place-Based PedagogyConcurrent Panel3
L.23The International Graduate Assistant as a Position of Culturally Reactive Pedagogy: A Discussion on the Hybridity of Writing Abundance and IdentityRoundtable Session2
L.24Toward Plural Productivities: Critically Reenvisioning Graduate Writing Development across ContextsConcurrent Panel5
L.25We Are Too Much: Celebrating Cringe Comp and the Generative Joy of VulnerabilityConcurrent Panel3
L.26Writing "Just as You Are": Celebrating Students through Curricular and Attitudinal AbundanceEngaged Learning Experience2
L.27Debating the Philosophical Challenge of Large Language ModelsCombined Panel Presentation2
L.28Abundantly Creative in the Teaching of WritingCombined Panel Presentation3
M.01Narratives of Abundance: Lessons Learned from Historical WritingsCombined Panel Presentation4
M.02Developing More Equitable and Accessible Labor-Based Grading PracticesCombined Panel Presentation3
M.03Theories of Ethos and Medical RhetoricsCombined Panel Presentation2
M.04“Antic Meet”: Creating Abundant Energy in the Writing ClassroomEngaged Learning Experience1
M.05Abundant Making across Time Zones and Countries: The Multilingual Learners ProjectConcurrent Panel4
M.06An Abundance Violence: Racist Legacies of Literacy in North AmericaConcurrent Panel3
M.07Archipelagic Rhetoric across Cultures and GenerationsConcurrent Panel5
M.09ChatGPT and Writing Abundance: Contemplating Writing FuturesConcurrent Panel6
M.10Exploring Marginalized Voices through Rosalie Fish’s Embodied Sovereignty, Neostalgia of Bad Indians, Abundance of Trauma, and Mo’'oku''auhau, a Hawaiian MethodConcurrent Panel4
M.11Incremental Change and Wholesale Reform: Reflecting on and Revising an R1 First-Year Writing ProgramConcurrent Panel4
M.12Intersecting and Inseparable: Queer and Antiracist Composition Pedagogies in ActionEngaged Learning Experience3
M.13Labor and Precarity: Graduate Students and the Neoliberal AcademyConcurrent Panel5
M.14Let’s Talk: Building an Abundance of Support for Past, Present, and Future Writing Center DirectorsRoundtable Session3
M.15Narrative Abundance in Scientific Communication ClassroomsConcurrent Panel5
M.16Professionalizing Teachers to Support Students in Dual Credit Writing Instruction: Stories and Strategies from FYC Dual Enrollment CoordinatorsConcurrent Panel3
M.17Restorative Afrocentric Rhetoric vs. Deficit Models of ThinkingConcurrent Panel4
M.18Stepping into Lifespan Writing ResearchStanding Group-Sponsored Panel3
M.19Storying the Unspeakable: Finding Abundance by Rewriting Narratives of TraumaConcurrent Panel3
M.20The Abundance of Antiracist Assessment in the Writing Center: The Perspectives of Transgender Undergraduate Tutors in Creating a Brave SpaceConcurrent Panel4
M.21The Joy of Cooking in Public: A Cookbook of Practical, Ethical, Enjoyable, Public Ways for Undergraduates to Exhibit Their Work in Multimodal ClassesRoundtable Session7
M.22The Write Kinda Love: Abundance and Rupture through Corridos, Facultades Serpentinas, and Paying No NevermindConcurrent Panel3
M.23Transactional to Transformational: The Role of Rhetoric in Teaching Writing to Healthcare StudentsConcurrent Panel3
M.24Writing Placement, Productive Misalignment, and Abundance: Constructivist Writing Placement in Theory and PracticeConcurrent Panel5
M.25Writing Centers Creating Abundant Bridges into Professional WritingCombined Panel Presentation2
M.26An Abundance of Assessment ApproachesCombined Panel Presentation2
M.28Building Abundant LiteraciesCombined Panel Presentation2
M.29Queering the Curriculum: Representations of Identity in the Writing ClassroomCombined Panel Presentation2
MW.01Arts-Based Research as Feminist PraxisWorkshop3
MW.02Community Writing Mentorship WorkshopWorkshop11
MW.03Council on Basic Writing WorkshopWorkshop14
MW.04Creating Paths Forward: Rethinking Hiring Committee PracticesWorkshop5
MW.06Tools and Strategies for Building Labor Solidarity and Acting CollectivelyWorkshop4
MW.07Using Leadership Frameworks to Work through Diversity ScenariosWorkshop5
MW.08Writing with Executive Dysfunction CanceledWorkshop0
POS.01Undergraduate Researcher Poster SessionPoster21
POS.02Amplifying Authentic Voices: BIPOC Graduate Students Weigh In on Writing Abundance and Writing Abundantly (Poster Session)Poster3
POS.03Building Rapport: How the EWU Writing Fellows Program Fosters Student Success (Poster Session)Poster2
POS.04Collecting Abundance: The Subreddit Corpus Project for Undergraduate Researchers (Poster Session)Poster1
POS.05Community College English Teacher Experiences, Knowledge, Beliefs, and Training Needed for Proper Accommodation of Students with Learning Disabilities (Poster Session)Poster2
POS.06An Abundance of Caution: Writing Instructor Attitudes toward AI Writing Software (Poster Session)Poster1
POS.07Do Your Own Work: A Rhetorical Framework for Unpacking a Microaggression (Poster Session)Poster2
POS.08Ecological Approaches to Antiracist Writing Instruction: Applying and Adapting Abundant Lessons from a Small Liberal Arts College to Large Research Universities (Poster Session)Poster4
POS.09Gender Is a 1980s Roller Rink Carpet: Gen Z’s Abundant Language Surrounding Queer Identities and Concerns (Poster Session)Poster1
POS.11Inclusive Training, Inclusive Classrooms: Empathy and Community in WAC Training and Teaching (Poster Session)Poster2
POS.12Scarcity of an Abundant Topic: CCC’s Publication History on Disability (Poster Session)Poster1
POS.13Step by Step: How a Heuristic Promotes Critical Reading (Poster Session)Poster1
POS.14Student Perceptions and Uses of Generative AI in Writing Assignments (Poster Session)Poster2
POS.15Toppling the Ivory Tower: Embedding Critical Information Literacy into First-Year Composition (Poster Session)Poster1
POS.16Who’s Responsible for Teaching Writing? and Other Questions: A WAC Survey (Poster Session)Poster1
POS.17Enhancing Educator Competence: Exploring the Critical Role of Teachers’ Awareness in Professional Development Opportunities (Poster Session)Poster1
SW.012024 Handcrafted Rhetorics WorkshopWorkshop2
SW.02Back to the ABCs: Advocacy, Belonging, and Community within a Modular Framework for First-Year WritingWorkshop2
SW.03Community and Collaboration in First-Year Writing ClassesWorkshop1
SW.04Cultivating Context-Specific Approaches to Contract GradingWorkshop12
SW.05Finding Abundance and Combatting Scarcity Mindset in and around Second Language WritingWorkshop21
SW.06Innovations in Writing Placement from Two-Year College Leaders: Designing, Implementing, and Researching Directed Self-Placement and Multiple MeasuresWorkshop9
SW.07It’s Not about Getting through the Entire Paper: A Facilitative Pedagogy for Asynchronous Written Feedback ConsultationsWorkshop1
SW.08Question-Based Pedagogy (QBP) as Heuristic and Antiracist: Using QBP to Center Student Knowledge and Student VoicesWorkshop4
SW.09Writing Freely against Scarce Time: A Creative Nonfiction Writing WorkshopSponsored Workshop8
TSIG.012024 Handcrafted Rhetorics SIGSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
TSIG.02Appalachian Rhetorics and Literacies Standing Group Annual MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
TSIG.04Becoming a Social Justice EducatorSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
TSIG.05CCCC Intellectual Property in Composition Studies Standing Group Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
TSIG.06Celebrating an Abundance of Opportunities: NNESWIs Continue to ThriveSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
TSIG.07Cognition and Writing Standing Group Annual MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting3
TSIG.08Creative Nonfiction Standing Group Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
TSIG.09Disability Studies Standing Group Annual MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
TSIG.10Dual Enrollment Composition Collective Standing Group MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
TSIG.11Environmental Rhetoric & Advocacy Special Interest GroupSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting3
TSIG.12ePortfolios and Multimodal CompositionSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
TSIG.13Independent Scholars SIGSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
TSIG.14International Writing Centers Association Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
TSIG.16Medical Rhetoric Standing Group Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
TSIG.17Mothers in Rhetoric and Composition SIGSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting2
TSIG.18Online Writing Instruction Standing Group Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
TSIG.19Second Language Writing Standing Group Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting5
TSIG.20SIG—Community Writing and Public RhetoricsSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting4
TSIG.21Teaching for Transfer Standing Group MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
TSIG.22Undergraduate Research Standing Group Open MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting5
TSIG.23Untenured and Alternative-Academic WPA Standing Group Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting4
TSIG.24Writing about Writing Standing Group MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
TSIG.25Writing Across the Curriculum Standing Group Business Meeting and Mentoring SessionSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting3
TSIG.28Council for Play and Game Studies Business MeetingSpecial Interest Group/Business Meeting1
W.01Conversations of Writing Abundance at Minority-Serving Institutions (MSIs)Sponsored Workshop13
W.02Dual Enrollment Composition: An Abundance of Opportunity for Equity and AccessWorkshop11
W.03Feminist Workshop: Feminist Latinx Imagination and Experience through TestimonioSponsored Workshop10
W.04Mode than Just Words: An Antiracist Multimodal WorkshopWorkshop6
W.05Research Abundance Outside the US Writing ContextSponsored Workshop32