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Bruce Maylath

Listed at 19 meetings, 1996–2023, 28 listings.

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YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
1996Yankee, Leave Home!: Reinventing Technical Communication Programs for Documentation AbroadPresenter The University of Memphis → University of Memphis
1997Connecting Technical Writing to Creative Writing and BeyondPresenter The University of Memphis → University of Memphis
1998Do We Have a Community Here? The Stakeholder Ecology of Technical Communication Programs, Related Industries, and Their Legal DepartmentsPresenter University of Wisconsin-Stout → University of Wisconsin–Stout
2000Growing Technical Communication Programs through RecruitingPresenter University of Wisconsin-Stout → University of Wisconsin–Stout
2002Thinking Global: If "International" Means English, What does "Intercultural" Mean?Moderator
2002"Learning to Write / Writing to Learn": Considering the Limits of a Pedagogical Binary in Science and Engineering Communication in the DisciplinesModerator
2002A Call for a Prax-ical Undergraduate Major Curricular FrameworkModerator
2003The Impact of Current Trends on TCOM CurricularModerator University of Wisconsin-Stout → University of Wisconsin–Stout
2003Expanding Our Borders to New Sites of PracticeModerator University of Wisconsin-Stout → University of Wisconsin–Stout
2003Expanding the Borders of Our Curriculum to Include Communities of PracticeModerator University of Wisconsin-Stout → University of Wisconsin–Stout
2003Placing Technical Communication at the Border of Service-Learning, Democratic Citizenship, and Corporate InterestModerator University of Wisconsin-Stout → University of Wisconsin–Stout
2005Challenges and Solutions for Program Administrators
“Musical Chairs with More Chairs than Players: Challenges and Solutions for Hiring Professional & Technical Communication Specialists at Teaching-focused Universities”
Presenter University of Wisconsin-Stout → University of Wisconsin–Stout
2005Facilitating Research on Global Partnerships in Technical Communication Programs
“Facilitating Research on Global Partnerships in Technical Communication Programs”
Presenter
2006Global Opportunities
“Preparing Students Across the Technical Communication Program for a Global Economy”
Presenter University of Wisconsin – Stout → University of Wisconsin–Stout
2007Language Awareness
“Building Language Awareness in the Technical Communication Curriculum”
Presenter North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University
2008Perspectives for Curricular Change, Part 1
“The Council for Programs in Technical and Scientific Communication at 35 Years: A Sequel and Perspective”
Presenter North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University
2008Administrators’ RoundtableModerator North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University
2009Positioning A Technical Writing Program Inside an English Department: Creating an Exception to the Rule
“Finding a Workable Structure and Balance: Contrasting a Tech Comm Program in an English Department with Alternatives at Other Universities”
Presenter North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University
2010Programmatic trends in times of changePresenter North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University
2011Academy-Industry Partnerships in Global Contexts
“Responding to Field Convergence: Updating Curricula and Programs as the Roles of Technical Communicators and Technical Translators Merge”
Presenter North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University
2012Infusing International Collaborations throughout Technical Communication Programs
“Growing the Trans-Atlantic Project across Universities and Programs: Seeding, Grafting, and Cultivating”
Presenter North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University
2012Usability as Service LearningModerator North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University
2014Creating Programmatic Structures to Stabilize Cross-Cultural Translation Teams
“The Benefits and Drawbacks of International Funding for International Collaborations”
Presenter North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University
2016Exploring “lean” partnerships: How loose international networks can revitalize and globalize PTSC programsModerator North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University
2016Exploring “lean” partnerships: How loose international networks can revitalize and globalize PTSC programs
““Intercultural Connectivism and Associated Development: The Means to Sustain Innovative Designs””
Presenter North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University
2017Centering translators as the penultimate users: What happens when programs link technical writing students to usability and translation students abroad
“Centering translators as the penultimate users: What happens when programs link technical writing students to usability and translation students abroad”
Presenter North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University
2019Curricula and Students’ Professional Readiness
“Curricula and Students’ Professional Readiness”
Presenter North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University
2023Forging International Connections and Creating Programmatic Opportunities through the Trans-Atlantic & Pacific Project
“Forging International Connections and Creating Programmatic Opportunities through the Trans-Atlantic & Pacific Project”
Presenter North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University

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