From teaching_composition@mailman.eppg.com Mon Jan 25 14:28:46 2010 From: teaching_composition@mailman.eppg.com (Chris Anson) Date: Mon, 25 Jan 2010 09:28:46 -0500 Subject: [Teaching_Composition] CFP: Writing Research Across Borders Conference Message-ID: <3F281D67-9027-4C48-A287-B4E9C01CFA7B@ncsu.edu> --Apple-Mail-9-507201498 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=WINDOWS-1252; format=flowed; delsp=yes Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Call for Proposals: Writing Research Across Borders II http://www.writing.ucsb.edu/wrconf11/cfp.html February 17-20, 2011 George Mason University Washington D.C./Northern Virginia Proposal Deadline May 3, 2010 As societies become more knowledge-intensive and communication =20 technologies draw us more closely together, the importance of writing =20= in economic, scientific, civic, personal, and social development =20 becomes more apparent. Correspondingly, the imperative to conduct =20 research on writing in schools and the workplace, in relationship to =20 learning and development, and in all aspects of our lives has =20 invigorated work among scholars in all regions of the world. The =20 conference Writing Research across Borders II will provide an =20 opportunity for researchers to share their findings and set research =20 agendas for the coming years. Continuing the success of the three previous international research =20 conferences held at the University of California, Santa Barbara, the =20 2011 Writing Research Across Borders II will be held at George Mason =20 University in the Washington D.C./Northern Virginia area. We invite =20 proposals that will continue to deepen the cross-disciplinary, =20 international dialogues across the many different domains of writing =20 research. As in past years, this conference will focus on writing development =20 across the lifespan, including the impact of new technologies on =20 learning to write, early acquisition of writing, writing across grade =20= levels (K-20), writing in the disciplines and professions, and writing =20= in the workplace or other community and institutional settings. We =20 invite proposals presenting research in these areas. We also invite =20 proposals on any other areas of writing use and practice, such as =20 writing in progressive or large scale educational programs, or =20 proposals that link writing research and policies. We welcome papers =20 raising methodological issues about researching writing. We invite =20 work from any research tradition that is grounded in the tradition=92s =20= previous research and pursues the methodical gathering of qualitative =20= or quantitative data appropriate to its claims. Proposals should identify the format preferred (panels, roundtables, =20 individual presentations, and poster presentations). Individual or =20 poster proposals should be a maximum of 500 words. Proposals with =20 multiple presentations (panel and roundtable) should contain a short =20 overview statement and then no more than 400 words per speaker. =20 Proposals should specify the relevant research literatures, research =20 questions, methods, data, and findings, as well as the scope and =20 duration of the research projects. The deadline for proposals is May 3, 2010. Please submit proposals =20 in .doc or .rtf format by email attachment to =20 writing@education.ucsb.edu. Also, be sure to include a title for your =20= proposal and each speaker=92s individual talk, as well as contact =20 information for each individual presenter. Conference information is available at = http://www.writing.ucsb.edu/wrconf11/ ************ Conference Co-chairs Charles Bazerman Paul Rogers Conference Steering Committee Christopher Dean Karen Lunsford Suzie Null Amanda Stansell Writing Research across Borders II Scientific Committee Paula Carlino Argentina University of =20 Buenos Aires Kate Chanock Australia Latrobe Luuk van Waas Belgium University of Antwerp Desiree Motta-Roth Brazil Universidade =20 Federal de Santa Maria Dilamar Araujo Brazil Universidade =20 Estadual do Cear=E1 (UECE) Angela Dionisio Brazil UFP, Recife Angela Kleimann Brazil Unicamp-Sao Paulo C=E9line Beaudet Canada Universit=E9 de =20 Sherbrooke Anthony Pare Canada McGill University Catherine Schryer Canada University of Waterloo Graham Smart Canada Carleton University Doreen Starke-Meyering Canada McGill University Giovanni Parodi Sweis Chile Pontificia =20 Universidad Cat=F3lica de Valpara=EDso Chen Huijun China China University =20 of Geosciences Blanca Yaneth Gonzalez Pinzon Colombia Universidad Nacional de =20 Colombia Denis Alamargot France University of Poitiers Francoise Boch France Universit=E9 Stendhal Michel Fayol France University Blaise =20 Pascal Sylvie Plane France IUMF de Paris Vijay Bhatia Hong Kong City University of =20 Hong Kong Pietro Boscolo Italy University of Padua Fatima Encinas Mexico Benem=E9rita =20 Universidad Aut=F3noma de Puebla Nancy Susan Keranen Mexico Benem=E9rita Universidad =20= Aut=F3noma de Puebla Emilia Ferreiro Mexico National =20 Polytechnic Institute Gert Rijlaarsdam Netherlands University of Amsterdam Olga Dysthe Norway University of Bergen Sigmund Ongstad Norway Oslo University College Lilliana Tolchinsky Spain University of =20 Barcelona Magnus Gustaffson Sweden Chalmers University of =20= Technology =C5sa Wengelin Sweden Lund University Otto Kruse Switzerland Zurich University =20= of Applied Sciences Daniel Perrin Switzerland Zurich University =20= of Applied Sciences David Barton UK Lancaster =20 University David Galbraith UK University of =20 Staffordshire Ken Hyland UK University of =20 London Roz Ivanic UK Lancaster =20 University Gunther Kress UK University of =20 London Greg Myers UK Lancaster =20 University Brian Street UK Kings College-=20 London Mark Torrance UK University of =20 Staffordshire Chris Anson USA North Carolina State Arthur Applebee USA SUNY Albany Arnetha Ball USA Stanford Chuck Bazerman USA University of =20 California, Santa Barbara Anne Beaufort USA University of =20 Washington, Tacoma Virginia Berninger USA University of =20 Washington Deborah Brandt USA University of =20 Wisconsin-Madison Ralph Cintron USA University of =20 Illinois at Chicago Ulla Connor USA Indiana =20 University-Purdue University Christiane Donahue USA University of =20 Maine, Farmington Peter Elbow USA University of =20 Massachusetts, Amherst Sarah Freedman USA University of =20 California, Berkeley Steve Graham USA Vanderbilt Christina Haas USA Kent State =20 University Richard Haswell USA TAMU Corpus Christi Dick Hayes USA Carnegie-Mellon =20= University Doug Hesse USA University of =20 Denver George Hillocks USA University of =20 Chicago Tom Huckin USA University of Utah Ron Kellogg USA St. Louis =20 University Gesa Kirsch USA Bentley College Paul LaMaheiu USA University of =20 California, Berkeley Neal Learner USA MIT Andrea Lunsford USA Stanford Karen Lunsford USA University of =20 California, Santa Barbara Skip MacArthur USA University of =20 Delaware Paul Kei Matsuda USA Arizona State =20 University Sandra Murphy USA University of =20 California, Davis Cezar Ornatowski USA San Diego State Mike Palmquist USA Colorado State =20 University Paul Prior USA University of =20= Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Anne Ruggles Gere USA University of =20 Michigan David Russell USA Iowa State =20 University Mary Schleppegrell USA University of =20 Michigan Peter Smagorinsky USA University of =20 Georgia Clay Spinuzzi USA University of =20 Texas, Austin Chris Thaiss USA University of =20= California, Davis Joanna Wolfe USA University of =20 Louisville Terry Myers Zawacki USA George Mason =20 University Professor Charles Bazerman Department of Education Gevirtz Graduate School of Education University of California, Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 93106 phone: 805-893-7543 bazerman@education.ucsb.edu http://www.education.ucsb.edu/bazerman --Apple-Mail-9-507201498 Content-Type: text/html; charset=WINDOWS-1252 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Call for Proposals: =  Writing Research Across Borders II
http://www.writing.= ucsb.edu/wrconf11/cfp.html

February 17-20, 2011
George = Mason University
Washington D.C./Northern Virginia

Proposal = Deadline May 3, 2010

As societies become more knowledge-intensive = and communication technologies draw us more closely together, the = importance of writing in economic, scientific, civic, personal, and = social development becomes more apparent. Correspondingly, the = imperative to conduct research on writing in schools and the workplace, = in relationship to learning and development, and in all aspects of our = lives has invigorated work among scholars in all regions of the world. = The conference Writing Research across Borders II will provide an = opportunity for researchers to share their findings and set research = agendas for the coming years.

Continuing the success of the three = previous international research conferences held at the University of = California, Santa Barbara, the 2011 Writing Research Across Borders II = will be held at George Mason University in the Washington D.C./Northern = Virginia area. We invite proposals that will continue to deepen the = cross-disciplinary, international dialogues across the many different = domains of writing research.

As in past years, this conference = will focus on writing development across the lifespan, including the = impact of new technologies on learning to write, early acquisition of = writing, writing across grade levels (K-20), writing in the disciplines = and professions, and writing in the workplace or other community and = institutional settings. We invite proposals presenting research in these = areas. We also invite proposals on any other areas of writing use and = practice, such as writing in progressive or large scale educational = programs, or proposals that link writing research and policies. We = welcome papers raising methodological issues about researching writing. = We invite work from any research tradition that is grounded in the = tradition=92s previous research and pursues the methodical gathering of = qualitative or quantitative data appropriate to its = claims.

Proposals should identify the format preferred (panels, = roundtables, individual presentations, and poster presentations). = Individual or poster proposals should be a maximum of 500 words. = Proposals with multiple presentations (panel and roundtable) should = contain a short overview statement and then no more than 400 words per = speaker. Proposals should specify the relevant research literatures, = research questions, methods, data, and findings, as well as the scope = and duration of the research projects.

The deadline for proposals = is May 3, 2010. Please submit proposals in .doc or .rtf format by email = attachment to writing@education.ucsb.edu.= Also, be sure to include a title for your proposal and each speaker=92s = individual talk, as well as contact information for each individual = presenter.

Conference information is available at http://www.writing.ucsb.edu= /wrconf11/

************

Conference = Co-chairs
Charles Bazerman
Paul Rogers

Conference Steering = Committee
Christopher Dean
Karen Lunsford
Suzie Null
Amanda = Stansell

Writing Research across Borders II Scientific = Committee
Paula Carlino =             &n= bsp;         Argentina =       University of Buenos Aires
Kate = Chanock =             &n= bsp;       Australia =        Latrobe
Luuk van Waas =             &n= bsp;      Belgium =         University of = Antwerp
Desiree Motta-Roth =             &n= bsp; Brazil =            Universi= dade Federal de Santa Maria
Dilamar Araujo =             &n= bsp;       Brazil =           Universidade = Estadual do Cear=E1 (UECE)
Angela Dionisio =             &n= bsp;      Brazil =            UFP, = Recife
Angela Kleimann =             &n= bsp;     Brazil =           Unicamp-Sao = Paulo
C=E9line Beaudet =             &n= bsp;       Canada =         Universit=E9 de = Sherbrooke
Anthony Pare =             &n= bsp;         Canada =          McGill = University
Catherine Schryer =             &n= bsp;   Canada =         University of = Waterloo
Graham Smart =             &n= bsp;       Canada =         Carleton = University
Doreen Starke-Meyering =         Canada =         McGill = University
Giovanni Parodi Sweis =            Chile =            Pontific= ia Universidad Cat=F3lica de Valpara=EDso
Chen Huijun =             &n= bsp;           Chin= a           China = University of Geosciences
Blanca Yaneth Gonzalez Pinzon Colombia =     Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Denis = Alamargot =             &n= bsp;     France =         University of = Poitiers
Francoise Boch =             &n= bsp;       France =         Universit=E9 = Stendhal
Michel Fayol =             &n= bsp;          France =         University Blaise = Pascal
Sylvie Plane =             &n= bsp;          France =         IUMF de Paris
Vijay = Bhatia =             &n= bsp;          Hong = Kong    City University of Hong Kong
Pietro Boscolo =             &n= bsp;        Italy =            Universi= ty of Padua
Fatima Encinas =             &n= bsp;       Mexico =         Benem=E9rita Universidad = Aut=F3noma de Puebla
Nancy Susan Keranen =             Me= xico         Benem=E9rita = Universidad Aut=F3noma de Puebla
Emilia Ferreiro =             &n= bsp;        Mexico =         National Polytechnic = Institute  
Gert Rijlaarsdam =             &n= bsp;     Netherlands   University of = Amsterdam
Olga Dysthe =             &n= bsp;           Norw= ay        University of = Bergen 
Sigmund Ongstad =             &n= bsp;    Norway =        Oslo University = College
Lilliana Tolchinsky =             &n= bsp;   Spain =           University = of Barcelona
Magnus Gustaffson =             &n= bsp;  Sweden =         Chalmers University of = Technology
=C5sa Wengelin =             &n= bsp;         Sweden =         Lund University
Otto = Kruse =             &n= bsp;           &nbs= p; Switzerland    Zurich University of Applied = Sciences
Daniel Perrin =             &n= bsp;          Switzerlan= d    Zurich University of Applied Sciences
David = Barton =             &n= bsp;          UK =             &n= bsp; Lancaster University
David Galbraith =             &n= bsp;       UK =             &n= bsp; University of Staffordshire
Ken Hyland =             &n= bsp;           &nbs= p;UK =             &n= bsp; University of London
Roz Ivanic =             &n= bsp;           &nbs= p;  UK =             &n= bsp; Lancaster University
Gunther Kress =             &n= bsp;         UK =             &n= bsp; University of London
Greg Myers =             &n= bsp;           &nbs= p; UK =             &n= bsp; Lancaster University
Brian Street =             &n= bsp;           &nbs= p;UK =             &n= bsp; Kings College-London
Mark Torrance =             &n= bsp;         UK =             &n= bsp; University of Staffordshire
Chris Anson =             &n= bsp;           USA =             No= rth Carolina State
Arthur Applebee =             &n= bsp;      USA =             SU= NY Albany
Arnetha Ball =             &n= bsp;           USA =             &n= bsp;Stanford
Chuck Bazerman =             &n= bsp;     USA =             &n= bsp;University of California, Santa Barbara
Anne Beaufort =             &n= bsp;        USA =             &n= bsp;University of Washington, Tacoma
Virginia Berninger =             &n= bsp;    USA =             Un= iversity of Washington
Deborah Brandt =             &n= bsp;       USA =             Un= iversity of Wisconsin-Madison
Ralph Cintron =             &n= bsp;          USA =             Un= iversity of Illinois at Chicago
Ulla Connor =             &n= bsp;           &nbs= p;USA =             &n= bsp;Indiana University-Purdue University
Christiane Donahue =             &n= bsp;  USA =             &n= bsp;University of Maine, Farmington
Peter Elbow =             &n= bsp;           &nbs= p;USA =             &n= bsp;University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Sarah Freedman =             &n= bsp;      USA =             &n= bsp;University of California, Berkeley
Steve Graham =             &n= bsp;         USA =             &n= bsp;Vanderbilt
Christina Haas =             &n= bsp;         USA =             &n= bsp;Kent State University
Richard Haswell =             &n= bsp;       USA =             &n= bsp;TAMU Corpus Christi
Dick Hayes =             &n= bsp;           &nbs= p; USA =             &n= bsp;Carnegie-Mellon University
Doug Hesse =             &n= bsp;           &nbs= p;USA =             &n= bsp;University of Denver
George Hillocks =             &n= bsp;       USA =             &n= bsp;University of Chicago
Tom Huckin =             &n= bsp;           &nbs= p;USA =             &n= bsp;University of Utah
Ron Kellogg =             &n= bsp;           &nbs= p;USA =             &n= bsp;St. Louis University
Gesa Kirsch =             &n= bsp;           &nbs= p;USA =             &n= bsp;Bentley College
Paul LaMaheiu =             &n= bsp;         USA =             &n= bsp;University of California, Berkeley
Neal Learner =             &n= bsp;           USA =             &n= bsp;MIT
Andrea Lunsford =             &n= bsp;      USA =             &n= bsp; Stanford
Karen Lunsford =             &n= bsp;        USA =             &n= bsp;  University of California, Santa Barbara
Skip = MacArthur =             &n= bsp;        USA =             &n= bsp;  University of Delaware
Paul Kei Matsuda =             &n= bsp;     USA =             &n= bsp; Arizona State University
Sandra Murphy =             &n= bsp;        USA =             &n= bsp; University of California, Davis
Cezar Ornatowski =             &n= bsp;     USA =             &n= bsp; San Diego State
Mike Palmquist =             &n= bsp;        USA =             &n= bsp; Colorado State University
Paul Prior =             &n= bsp;           &nbs= p;   USA =             &n= bsp; University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Anne Ruggles Gere =             &n= bsp;   USA =             &n= bsp; University of Michigan
David Russell =             &n= bsp;          USA =             &n= bsp; Iowa State University
Mary Schleppegrell =             &n= bsp;   USA =             &n= bsp; University of Michigan
Peter Smagorinsky =             &n= bsp;   USA =             &n= bsp; University of Georgia
Clay Spinuzzi =             &n= bsp;          USA =             &n= bsp; University of Texas, Austin
Chris Thaiss =             &n= bsp;           &nbs= p;USA =             &n= bsp; University of California, Davis
Joanna Wolfe =             &n= bsp;          USA =             &n= bsp; University of Louisville
Terry Myers Zawacki =             &n= bsp; USA =             &n= bsp; George Mason University

Professor Charles = Bazerman
Department of Education
Gevirtz Graduate School of = Education
University of California, Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, = CA 93106
phone: 805-893-7543
bazerman@education.ucsb.edu
http://www.education.ucsb.= edu/bazerman




= --Apple-Mail-9-507201498--