Tracy Bridgeford

Listed at 19 meetings, 2000–2025, 25 listings.

Career strip

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Listings

Year	Session	Role	Affiliation as printed
2000	Thoughts on Designing a Master's Certificate Program	Presenter	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2001	The Place of Communication in Technical writing Program	Presenter	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2002	Repurposing v. Generating: Developing a Certificate in Technical Writing	Presenter	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2003	The Page Maker Guy	Presenter	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2004	The Negotiated Boundaries of Certificate Programs	Presenter	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2005	Bringing Practitioners into Programs “Bringing Consulting Work Into a Certificate Program”	Presenter	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2006	Curricular Program Revision “A Creative Program for a Creative Workplace”	Presenter	University of Nebraska-Omaha → University of Nebraska System
2007	Proposed CPTSC Publications “Beyond the Water Cooler: Proposing a Scholarly Journal that Emphasizes Programmatic Issues in Technical and Scientific Communication”	Presenter	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2007	Nurturing Seedlings	Moderator	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2008	Opening Welcome “Around the Table: A History”	Presenter	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2008	Editors’ Roundtable “Programmatic Perspectives”	Presenter
2008	Poster Sessions “Around the Table: 35 Years of CPTSC Proceedings”	Presenter	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2010	Outcomes and reassessment of programmatic change “Program Administrator as Entrepreneur”	Presenter	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2010	Programmatic Perspectives Service Award Presentation “Programmatic Perspectives Service Award Presentation”	Presenter	University of Nebraska-Omaha → University of Nebraska System
2011	Positioning Programs to Maximize Academy-Industry Relationships and Partnerships “A Call for CPTSC Adoption: tcWPA Outcomes Statement”	Presenter	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2012	Program Administrators as Community Builders “The Enterprise of Brokering: Program Administrator as Broker”	Presenter	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2013	Editors’ Forum: Conversations with Editors in the Field An Opportunity to Hear from and Meet with Editors in the Field “Programmatic Perspectives”	Presenter
2013	Ideas of Discipline and Disciplinarity in Programmatic Contexts “Techne as Competence in Communities of Practice”	Presenter	University of Nebraska – Omaha → University of Nebraska System
2014	Teaching Contexts “Preparing Teachers to Teach Technical Communication”	Presenter	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2014	Editors’ Round Table Session	Presenter
2018	Teaching Content Management in Technical Communication: Theoretical Applications “Teaching Content Management in Technical Communication: Theoretical Applications”	Presenter	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2022	Implementing Design Thinking into Program Administration “Implementing Design Thinking into Program Administration”	Presenter	University of Nebraska-Omaha → University of Nebraska System
2023	Pedagogy: A Wicked Problem “Pedagogy: A Wicked Problem”	Presenter	University of Nebraska at Omaha → University of Nebraska at Omaha
2024	Editors’ Roundtable “Technical Communication Quarterly”	Presenter
2025	Pedagogy and Its Turns in Technical and Professional Communication: A History “Pedagogy and Its Turns in Technical and Professional Communication: A History”	Presenter	University of Nebraska Omaha → University of Nebraska System

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