Supporting a New Home for the Writing Studies Community
210 Comments
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Supporter
1 month ago
I appreciate the leadership it took to start this petition and I look forward to building much better support for our field, our students, and each other.
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Dawn Cunningham Luebke
1 month ago
This is important to me because I am writer.
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Lan Wang-Hiles
1 month ago
Writing study is important. So is the community of writing instructors. We need an organization for writing instructors, rhetoric teachers, scholars, and teachers.
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Cynthia Selfe
1 month ago
Past CCCC Chair.
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Purna Chandra Bhusal
1 month ago
This is my academic home.
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Chris Fosen
1 month ago
As a longtime and now former member of NCTE, I say we deserve an institutional home in which our work is respected and supported.
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Drew Loewe
1 month ago
Writing studies focusing on the collegiate level needs a new home and NCTE is not going to serve us well.
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Kenton Wilcox
1 month ago
As has been mentioned elsewhere, Cs and NCTE have different cultures. That’s fine. Cs should belong solely to those who respect composition and communication pedagogy as scholarly disciplines.
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Sandra Jamieson
1 month ago
Mostly because of what was revealed by the way NCTE has handled separation.
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Supporter
1 month ago
Rhetoric and writing studies matter, but NCTE has decided otherwise.
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A B M shafiqul Islam
1 month ago
Since CCCC has long been practicing, advocating and upholding resistance discourses through writing in Writing Studies, we should show some form of resistance when CCCC needs it most. We will look for a new home but never now down under pressure of NCTE
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Jagadish Paudel
1 month ago
NA
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Joonna Trapp
1 month ago
I think trust has been broken. Now that Writing and Rhetoric studies is a solid field with its own research and pedagogical strategies, this seems the best course without too much friction.
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Iswari Pandey
1 month ago
Now that NCTE has unceremoniously de-chartered CCCC, teachers and scholars of writing studies need a platform of our own.
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Allen Brizee
1 month ago
Rhet-compers need a home run by people they can trust to foster professionalization.
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Elizabeth Latosi-Sawin
1 month ago
Having directed a Writing in the Disciplines Program for 17 years, I consider the work of CCCC to be invaluable for the future of teaching and studying writing strategies to enhance learning and prepare students for the different discourse communities they will enter.
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Elaine Maimon
1 month ago
NCTE has taken actions resulting in my loss of faith in the organization.
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Supporter
1 month ago
Welp. Obviously my trust in NCTE has been burned to the ground and the ashes scattered.
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DONNA Qualley
1 month ago
Because writing, composition, rhetoric, and literacy studies--especially at this critical moment--needs to be served by an association specifically focused on our work.
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RNF Chairs
1 month ago
As a 30+ year chair/co-chair of Research Network Forum that met as a pre-convention forum at CCCC since forming in 1987, I am hurt by the way NCTE de-chartered CCCC without a discussion or vote among members and without a plan to move forward which aligns with CCCC’s goals. NCTE pushed a decision so hastily, which shows a lack of respect to the many of members who have given thousands of hours of unpaid labor over 77 years. The time has come to move forward without NCTE.
I appreciate the leadership it took to start this petition and I look forward to building much better support for our field, our students, and each other.
This is important to me because I am writer.
Writing study is important. So is the community of writing instructors. We need an organization for writing instructors, rhetoric teachers, scholars, and teachers.
Past CCCC Chair.
This is my academic home.
As a longtime and now former member of NCTE, I say we deserve an institutional home in which our work is respected and supported.
Writing studies focusing on the collegiate level needs a new home and NCTE is not going to serve us well.
As has been mentioned elsewhere, Cs and NCTE have different cultures. That’s fine. Cs should belong solely to those who respect composition and communication pedagogy as scholarly disciplines.
Mostly because of what was revealed by the way NCTE has handled separation.
Rhetoric and writing studies matter, but NCTE has decided otherwise.
Since CCCC has long been practicing, advocating and upholding resistance discourses through writing in Writing Studies, we should show some form of resistance when CCCC needs it most. We will look for a new home but never now down under pressure of NCTE
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I think trust has been broken. Now that Writing and Rhetoric studies is a solid field with its own research and pedagogical strategies, this seems the best course without too much friction.
Now that NCTE has unceremoniously de-chartered CCCC, teachers and scholars of writing studies need a platform of our own.
Rhet-compers need a home run by people they can trust to foster professionalization.
Having directed a Writing in the Disciplines Program for 17 years, I consider the work of CCCC to be invaluable for the future of teaching and studying writing strategies to enhance learning and prepare students for the different discourse communities they will enter.
NCTE has taken actions resulting in my loss of faith in the organization.
Welp. Obviously my trust in NCTE has been burned to the ground and the ashes scattered.
Because writing, composition, rhetoric, and literacy studies--especially at this critical moment--needs to be served by an association specifically focused on our work.
As a 30+ year chair/co-chair of Research Network Forum that met as a pre-convention forum at CCCC since forming in 1987, I am hurt by the way NCTE de-chartered CCCC without a discussion or vote among members and without a plan to move forward which aligns with CCCC’s goals. NCTE pushed a decision so hastily, which shows a lack of respect to the many of members who have given thousands of hours of unpaid labor over 77 years. The time has come to move forward without NCTE.