Roger.
I haven't done this for a year, so please remind me of the information you need:
Name, institution, mailing address, phone number, and presentation title?
Also, were you successful in booking a computer lab for us on Saturday p.m.?
And for everyone else on the list-- I think that if you get listed as presenting
at the Canadian Caucus at this point, you will get an official letter from the
CCCCs committee confirming your participation. That should help you apply for
travel funds. If you wait until after this deadline, you can still participate,
but Roger or I will have to send you a somewhat less official letter from the
Canadian Caucus editorial committee.
If getting into the CCCCs program is important to you, please send your info to
Roger when he confirms which information is needed. Roger and I can figure out
later who presents at the Caucus and who participates in the Saturday afternoon
session. This way, we can avoid going over time at the "official" caucus and
have lots of time for dinner and visiting afterward. And everyone who wants to
will still be able to talk/present/demonstrate at either the evening caucus or
the afternoon round table.
Janice Freeman
Center for Academic Writing
University of Winnipeg
Roger Graves wrote:
> Just a reminder that next Monday I will mail the CCCC Canadian caucus form
> down to Urbana; if you would like to participate I'll need your information
> by next Sunday night. Email me off list at [log in to unmask] with
> your submission.
> Thanks,
> Roger Graves
> English, DePaul University
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: CASLL/Inkshed [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Roger Graves
> Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 8:29 PM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Canadian Caucus at 4Cs 2002: Deadline Sept. 23
>
> The Canadian Caucus has a time slot at the CCCCs in Chicago next March on
> Thursday March 21 from 6:45 to 7:45. What we don't have are the details of
> what we will do with this time. If you would like to participate, write
> something (a paragraph will do) describing what you plan to speak about and
> send it to me ([log in to unmask]) or to Janice Freeman (or to both)
> and we'll work something up from what we receive. We'll need your name,
> institution, mailing address, and presentation title.
>
> To recap, then, here is part of Janice's April email:
>
> "1) The Canadian Caucus will meet as part of the regular 4Cs. . . When we
> get the acceptance form in the
> Fall, there is an opportunity to add names of people who will be speaking.
> So for
> those of us whose conference funding relies on a speaking role, this is a
> chance
> to get our names in the program. However, we will have to nominate someone
> to send
> out "official" letters inviting those people to speak at the caucus. (I did
> it
> this year, mostly by e-mail and with a little help from two colleagues,
> Amanda and
> Tracy. I'm willing to work with Roger on it for next year.)"
>
> I will add the names to the CCC proposal and create the necessary
> invitations but they want that information by either October 1 or September
> 15, depending on which document you look at. Let's split the difference and
> aim for Sept. 23.
>
> Saturday session:
>
> In our discussions in April the idea of doing something using a computer lab
> came up. I can book this for either a "workshop" session or to support
> presentation/demonstrations. A third option might be to have a MOO session
> involving both those in Chicago and those who weren't there. Right now I'd
> be happy to hear suggestions for other options or perhaps to get a sense of
> which of these appeal to Inkshed members. Again, here's part of Janice's
> April email:
>
> "2) Roger is proposing to book a computer lab at DePaul's downtown campus
> for us to
> do a Saturday workshop on teaching online. This will be entirely up to us--
> with
> no connections to the Cs. However, we can peer review the proposals and send
> out
> letters to presenters so they can apply for funding. (Graham and I did this
> for
> several years when we were organizing the roundtable.) Russ and Marcy have
> said
> they'd like to help out with this, so we can spread the work around."
>
> Hope to hear from you soon.
>
> Roger Graves
>
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