CGC is seeking nominations, including self-nominations, for the following positions: Secretary and two Members-at-Large. Descriptions of each position can be found in the CGC bylaws. All terms are two years and begin on July 1, 2024. Any CGC member in good standing (i.e., membership is current) may stand for election to be Secretary or Member-at-Large. . . . read more
We are happy to announce the next CGC Virtual Summer Institute, hosted by Purdue University, June 12-14, 2024. Our theme will be Change, Adaptation, and Engagement in Graduate Communication, and the full CFP can be found here. We are continuing the formats of Research Presentations, Workshops, Special Interest Networking Groups, Works-in-Progress. The new submission deadline . . . read more
The Consortium on Graduate Communication Research Awards aim to encourage research projects investigating graduate education, particularly graduate communication. As the primary organization for graduate communication support professionals, the Consortium on Graduate Communication (CGC) seeks to recognize the invaluable work of our members and thus the students we collectively serve. By deepening knowledge of graduate student . . . read more
We would like to thank all of you who stood for the CGC board election, which ended yesterday, as well as those of you who voted. Thank you for your participation! We would like to congratulate Kristina Quynn, who has been elected Chair for a two-year term beginning July 1, 2023. We would also like . . . read more
The CGC is seeking nominations, including self-nominations, for the following positions: Chair (or Co-Chairs) and four Members-at-Large. Descriptions of each position, from the CGC bylaws, are listed below our signatures. All terms are two years and begin on July 1, 2023. Any CGC member in good standing (i.e., membership is current) may stand for election . . . read more
Are you looking for another way to connect with your CGC colleagues between now and the Summer Institute? You’re invited to join the CGC Book Club for Spring 2023! We’ll be reading Vocabulary and Second Language Writing by David Hirsh (2021, University of Michigan Press). Check out the book’s Table of Contents and Introduction to learn more. University of Michigan Press has offered book . . . read more
We are happy to announce the next CGC Summer Institute, which will be held in person at the University of Maryland, College Park, June 21-23, 2023. Our theme will be Connection, Sustainability, and Diversity in Graduate Communication Work, and the full CFP can be found here. We are continuing the formats of Works-in-Progress, Workshops, and . . . read more
Call for Proposals Writing Together: Building Social Writing Opportunities for Graduate Students, edited by Rachael Cayley, Fiona Coll, and Daniel Aureliano Newman We seek proposals for contributions to an edited collection titled Writing Together: Building Social Writing Opportunities for Graduate Students. This book will be the first in a new series from the Consortium on . . . read more
The Consortium on Graduate Communication is pleased to announce a new book series with the University of Michigan Press titled “Practice, Pedagogy, and Programming for Graduate Communication.” This series will extend conversations and scholarship in the field of graduate communication support through brief, practitioner-focused volumes. Volumes will include research-based and theorized resources including critical frameworks, innovative program profiles, . . . read more
CGC Summer Institute 2022 Expanding Perspectives in Graduate Communication Virtual | June 14-16, 2022 All proposals are due by February 28, 2022, 11:59 EST NOTE: The deadline for Works-in-Progress Proposals has been extended until Friday, March 25, 2022. Call for Proposals In 2022 we invite the CGC membership to consider “Expanding Perspectives in Graduate Communication” during . . . read more
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