I'm a little late to the party, but I'm at CCCC this year in Baltimore. I'll be presenting tomorrow, Friday at 2:45, talking about advocating and building our programs.

I'm teaching a public rhetorics class for the first time over the summer that's crosslisted for grad/undergraduate. What's must reads? What's your favorite activities?

In similar lines for whatever reason, if yall need hugs, people to just sit with, a friend to scream with, an ear to listen, some support, a place to be, whatever, please reach out. I will use whatever energy I have to be a support and offer whatever little safety I can.

I'm sure it's too late and we're all f*cked, but anyone else looking at real exit strategies. Any networking suggestions for expatriation? I'm slightly more than half serious. I'm (like many of us probably are) seriously worried about the welfare and future of my daughter and bi-racial son.

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Comp/rhet and/or TPC folks: I have a lot of course development, research, and some other work to do this summer and think that I really need some accountability for getting things done. Anyone want to do some collaborative working or check-ins regularly?

Tech comm folk: my department is starting a new program in conjunction with expanding our existing ones and we have an opportunity to ask for funding to support needs/wants. What would you want for your tech comm program?

I'm looking for a reading that I can use with FYC students which talks through the process of finding and evaluating potential solutions to a problem. Is there anything out there you particularly like? Any suggestions?

The Winthrop Department of English has a multi-year, non-tenure track Instructor position available. The ideal candidate would teach intro and intermediate courses in writing, critical thinking, and literature. Special consideration given to candidates in the areas of TPC or creative writing.

What's your favorite digital scholarship piece? Looking for example texts as resources for graduates and undergraduates. Kairos and Enculturation articles are great, but are there ones that I should be pointing to? Particularly interested in interactive scholarship like Alvarez, et al.

I'm teaching a digital/cyber rhetoric based in literary and media studies. I want to incorporate a variety of cultural texts throughout. Definitely including Haas "Wampum as Hypertext" and probably Banks' Digital Griots. level--undergraduate seniors and graduate masters

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"Imagining a Social Justice Technical Communication “Dream” Course," 2023 IEEE International ProComm Conference, Ithaca, NY, USA, 2023, pp. 33-40