I strongly recommend applying for this, especially if you don't yet have any conference experience. Scholars of all levels participate, but it's a particularly nice entrée into the conference world for newbies -- a (more) gentle way to present your ideas-in-progress and get feedback, while also getting a line on your CV. I participated as a grad student one year, and last year I took part in the Journal Editor presentations and talked to participants about submission guidelines and recommendations for TheJUMP. Ask me if you have questions.
Research Network Forum 2011 in Atlanta
Wednesday, 6 April 2011
The October 31st deadline to propose a Work-in-Progress Presentation
at the Research Network Forum is quickly approaching.
Don’t miss out on the excellent opportunities to network with other
researchers in your area, to discuss your ideas with fellow scholars,
and to learn from our plenary speakers Kathleen Blake Yancey and Mike
Palmquist.
In order to participate as a Work-in-Progress Presenter, Discussion
Leader (established scholars), and/or Journal Editor please go to
http://www.rnfonline.com/blog/. Once there, please fill out the
Participation Form, and for those participating as a Work-in-Progress
Presenter also fill out the Proposal Form.
Participation in the RNF is free to all registrants of CCCC, and you
may have a speaking role at RNF in addition to one at CCCC.
Most attendees present or discussion lead in both the morning and
afternoon sessions. If you are only able to attend one session,
please make sure you let us know when you fill out the e-form so we
can schedule people correctly. We are happy to accommodate people so
that they may attend a 1/2 day workshop in the morning or afternoon
and spend the rest of the day with RNF.
If you have any questions, please contact us at chairs@rnfonline.com.
We are looking forward to seeing you in April!
Risa Gorelick and Gina Merys
Chairs, RNF at CCCC 2011
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CALL FOR PROPOSALS: RESEARCH NETWORK FORUM AT CCCC
CALL FOR PROPOSALS: RESEARCH NETWORK FORUM AT CCCC
April 6th, 2011, Atlanta, Georgia
Proposal Deadline: Friday, October 31st, 2010
HOMEPAGE: _http://www.rnfonline.com/blog/_
Questions? Email chairs@rnfonline.com
CFP: Please join us in Atlanta to present a Work-in-Progress
presentation or serve as a Discussion Leader (for those who are
experienced, established researchers) and/or Editor (for those who
edit journals/presses).
Electronic proposal forms are available at www.rnfonline.com.
Deadline: Oct. 31, 2010
You may appear on the RNF Program in addition to having a speaking
role at the Conference on College Composition & Communication.
If you would like to present a Work-in-Progress, please fill out the
Contact Information Form http://rnfonline.com/11/2011eform.html as
well as the Proposal Formhttp://rnfonline.com/11/WIPP_Proposal_2011.html.
If you would like to participate as a Discussion Leader and/or as an
Editor, you need only fill out the Contact Information formhttp://rnfonline.com/11/2011eform.html. Discussion Leaders and Editors
are also welcome to fill out the Proposal Form and participate as
Work-in-Progress Presenters.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
The Research Network Forum was founded in 1987 as a pre-convention
workshop at CCCC. The RNF is an opportunity for published researchers,
new researchers, and graduate students to discuss their current
research projects and receive responses from new and senior
researchers. The forum is free to CCCC convention participants. You
need not be a work-in-progress presenter to attend.
As in past years, the 2011 RNF will feature two plenary speakers; this
year’s distinguished speakers will be Kathleen Blake Yancey and Mike
Palmquist.
At the subsequent roundtable discussions, Work-in-Progress Presenters
discuss their current projects (in an eight-minute presentation) and
gain the responses of other researchers, including the Discussion
Leaders. Work-in-Progress Presenters are grouped by thematic
clusters, in which they will discuss their projects with other
researchers and a Discussion Leader who is a senior researcher.
Participants also include editors of printed and electronic journals
of composition/rhetoric who will discuss publishing opportunities of
completed works-in-progress.
Work-in-Progress Presenters should bring three typed questions that
they should copy and distribute to participants at their table (15
copies for the two sessions will do).
We encourage participants to bring a copy of the journals they
edit/publish, any other publications, and announcements, which will be
displayed at the RNF meeting.
SEE YOU IN ATLANTA!
April 6th, 2011, Atlanta, Georgia
Proposal Deadline: Friday, October 31st, 2010
HOMEPAGE: _http://www.rnfonline.com/blog/_
Questions? Email chairs@rnfonline.com
CFP: Please join us in Atlanta to present a Work-in-Progress
presentation or serve as a Discussion Leader (for those who are
experienced, established researchers) and/or Editor (for those who
edit journals/presses).
Electronic proposal forms are available at www.rnfonline.com.
Deadline: Oct. 31, 2010
You may appear on the RNF Program in addition to having a speaking
role at the Conference on College Composition & Communication.
If you would like to present a Work-in-Progress, please fill out the
Contact Information Form http://rnfonline.com/11/2011eform.html as
well as the Proposal Formhttp://rnfonline.com/11/WIPP_Proposal_2011.html.
If you would like to participate as a Discussion Leader and/or as an
Editor, you need only fill out the Contact Information formhttp://rnfonline.com/11/2011eform.html. Discussion Leaders and Editors
are also welcome to fill out the Proposal Form and participate as
Work-in-Progress Presenters.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
The Research Network Forum was founded in 1987 as a pre-convention
workshop at CCCC. The RNF is an opportunity for published researchers,
new researchers, and graduate students to discuss their current
research projects and receive responses from new and senior
researchers. The forum is free to CCCC convention participants. You
need not be a work-in-progress presenter to attend.
As in past years, the 2011 RNF will feature two plenary speakers; this
year’s distinguished speakers will be Kathleen Blake Yancey and Mike
Palmquist.
At the subsequent roundtable discussions, Work-in-Progress Presenters
discuss their current projects (in an eight-minute presentation) and
gain the responses of other researchers, including the Discussion
Leaders. Work-in-Progress Presenters are grouped by thematic
clusters, in which they will discuss their projects with other
researchers and a Discussion Leader who is a senior researcher.
Participants also include editors of printed and electronic journals
of composition/rhetoric who will discuss publishing opportunities of
completed works-in-progress.
Work-in-Progress Presenters should bring three typed questions that
they should copy and distribute to participants at their table (15
copies for the two sessions will do).
We encourage participants to bring a copy of the journals they
edit/publish, any other publications, and announcements, which will be
displayed at the RNF meeting.
SEE YOU IN ATLANTA!
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