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2016 · Brunswick, GA cancelled

Theme: The meeting was cancelled for Hurricane Matthew; the proceedings were still published.

About this year's source. The meeting was cancelled for Hurricane Matthew, and the proceedings were published anyway. Session 1B has no presenters, because its speakers are named only inside the abstract. A few presenters may be missing where bylines follow the abstract. The day headings print the year as 2015.
39sessions
141people listed
53%first listed in this corpus
0.0%at institutions outside the US
42%of listings from ten institutions

Roles

  • presenter: 141
  • chair: 28

Sections

  • Session 5: 5
  • Session 4: 5
  • Session 3: 5
  • Session 2: 5
  • Session 1: 5
  • Session 6: 4

The section or session headings the volume prints, where it prints them.

Countries of listed institutions

  • US: 156

Source

The link goes to the proceedings volume on cptsc.org. The papers' texts are not republished here.

Most-listed institutions

Sessions (39)

CodeTitleFormatPeople
1ARoundtable on Digital Methods for Social Justice TC Research7
1B(Re)Envisioning the Intro Course: A New Method for Curriculum Design1
1CConfiguring and Administering Business Communication Programs: Models and Methods for Institutional Change4
1DEvaluating STEM Education with Real-Time Writing Analytics3
1EExploring “lean” partnerships: How loose international networks can revitalize and globalize PTSC programs4
2AFostering Research Communities7
2BMentorship for Mid-Career TC Faculty: A Roundtable Discussion6
2C(Re)Envisioning a Professional Writing Curriculum in the Space of Institutional Realignment and External Review5
2DAddressing the Challenges of Establishing and Sustaining Programmatic Commitment to Usability Studies: Four Stages, Four Perspectives9
2EPTW Threshold Concepts as Relationship-Building Advocacy for PTW Programs: A Case Study4
3ACourse Design, Service Courses, and TPC in FYW4
3BTechnical Communication and Social Justice7
3CDiverse Perspectives on Teaching4
3DPerspectives on the Capstone Course6
3EService Learning in the TC Curriculum4
4AGlobalization, Transnational, and International Perspectives in Technical Communication5
4BInnovative Teaching Strategies4
4CPolitics of Programs8
4DEngaging with Practitioners5
4EQueer Re/Considerations: LGBT Stories, Methods, and Theory in the Technical and Professional Communication Classroom5
5AWorking with and in Industry: Perspectives from Seasoned Administrators6
5BProgrammatic Perspectives on Recruitment Strategies5
5CPositioning Editing in Technical Communication Programs6
5DFacilitating and assessing successful student collaboration4
5EActor Network Theory in Programmatic (Re)Design5
6AUser Experience and Technical Communication Curricula7
6BTech Comm @ Tech Town: Building a program-wide entrepreneurial client- partner pedagogy5
6CBuilding and Sustaining Scientific Writing Curricula in Technical Communication Spaces6
6DTechnology and ID in Technical Communication Programs4
BMCPTSC 2016 Annual Business MeetingBusiness Meeting0
EREditors’ RoundtableRoundtable1
GSWGraduate Student WorkshopWorkshop0
PostersPoster SessionPoster18
R1Women in Technical Communication Round TableRoundtable0
R2Program Administrators’ Round TableRoundtable0
W1Project ManagementWorkshop0
W2New AdministratorsWorkshop0
W3User ExperienceWorkshop0
W4Experienced AdministratorsWorkshop0