CFP: Teaching of Writing (3/21/01; 4/21/01)

From: Delaney, Laurie (LDELANEY@stark.kent.edu)
Date: Tue Mar 13 2001 - 16:17:46 EST

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    Call for Proposals

    5th Annual Teaching of Writing Colloquia

    Saturday, April 21, 2001

    Kent State University=97Stark Campus, Canton, Ohio

    We invite you to join us for a day of talking about the teaching of
    writing. We invite proposals for workshops, roundtables, panels,
    and individual presentations. Although proposals on composition
    theory are welcome, we are especially interested in proposals that
    share actual classroom activities. We invite submissions from high
    school and college faculty as well as graduate and undergraduate
    students. This conference has traditionally been a forum to
    promote the faculty development of part-time and adjunct teachers,
    so we especially encourage their participation.

     

    Suggested topics include but are not limited to: course design,
    classroom activities, writing and classroom assignments, writing
    prompts, developmental writing, working with writing centers,
    working with disabled students, ESL, multiculturalism, diversity in
    the classroom, text selection, literature for composition, technical
    writing, business writing, using portfolios, evaluating student
    writing, computers in the classroom, reading in the writing
    classroom, writing across the curriculum, research strategies,
    teaching the research paper, and connections between the
    teaching of writing at the high school and college levels.

    Sessions will last one hour, fifteen minutes. Submissions should
    include your name, job title, address, academic affiliation(s),
    phone, and e-mail address as well as presentation title, a brief (100-
    200 word) abstract, and the type of submission (twenty-minute
    presentation or seventy-five minute workshop, roundtable, or three
    presenter panel). In addition, please note if you need special
    equipment such as an overhead projector, tv/vcr, computerized
    projection display or if you would like your session scheduled in a
    computer lab with word processing software or internet capabilities.
     

    Mail, fax, or e-mail your proposal to:

    Laurie Delaney
    Kent State University=97Stark Campus
    6000 Frank Ave. N.W.
    Canton, OH 44720-7599

    Phone: (330) 499-9600, ext. 455

    Fax: (330) 494-6121

    ldelaney@stark.kent.edu

    Proposal Deadline: Wednesday, March 21, 2001

    If you don=92t want to present but would like to attend, send your
    name and contact information to the address above to receive
    registration information.

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