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-<br><br>So workshop planning begins without us, it seems. ;) Such good energy on the<br>CBW-L list! How can we help capture that and move it forward? (conversations<br>toward action)<br><br>Hannah and I are working toward a proposal for the CBW Workshop that focuses<br>on this notion of networking and strategic coalition building, with room<br>enough for an afternoon drafting and voting on mission statements for CBW<br>that might lead (eventually) to the creation and adoption of policy<br>statements like the Social Justice policy.<br><br>In our original proposal, Hannah and I were thinking of networking across<br>support services (cross campus), but perhaps it makes sense to build in<br>networking through regionals and other place-based, community-minded forces.<br><br>Here?s a link to the conference CFP, which I don?t think is up yet but was<br>available via hard copy:<br>http://www.scribd.com/doc/28703174/CCCC-2011-Call-for-Proposals<br><br>Love to hear your thoughts, sugg
estions, objections, or concerns.<br><br>Soon, Hannah and I will draft a proposal and CFP. The idea here would be to<br>script part of the workshop with activities like the mission statement<br>workshop/voting, though the CBW Inny Award won?t be a part of it since we<br>didn?t have a winner for 2010. Most of it will be drawn from conference<br>proposals, however.<br><br>We?ll share both when we have drafts of both, and I?m checking with Eileen<br>to see when I?d need to get name changes to her so we can build that into<br>the CFP deadline.<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br><br>Additional notes about loose ends from CCCC 2010 soon. Update on BWe early<br>next week. We are getting there.<br><br>Thanks!<br>Shannon<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br><br><br><br>--<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>Shannon Carter, PhD<br>Associate Professor of English<br>Director, Writing Programs<br>Department of Literature and Languages<br>Tex
as A&M University-Commerce<br>Commerce, Texas 75429-3011<br>Sha
nnon_Carter@tamu-commerce.edu<br>http://www.shannoncarter.info<br><br>------ Forwarded Message<br>From: Shannon Carter <Shannon_Carter@tamu-commerce.edu><br>Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2010 16:29:41 -0600<br>To: Conference on Basic Writing <CBW-L@lists.umn.edu><br>Conversation: Regional Conferences<br>Subject: Re: Regional Conferences<br><br>This conversation is SO exciting, and I assure you the Council of Basic<br>Writing Executive Board is listening. I hope you?ll keep it rolling.<br><br>Seems we have a couple of exciting issues to explore together:<br><br>1. Form those networks! On an ad hoc basis over coffee over coffee/drinks at<br>the airport bar (great story!). By taking over a local/regional conference<br>with a BW theme. This can happen with little coordination centrally, though<br>I?m sure we can use one of our CBW communication points to help you share<br>information with one another.<br>2. Develop infrastructure for CBW regionals.<br><br>The second issue may tak
e a little longer to enact, but there does appear to<br>be some good energy surrounding this notion.<br><br>Here?s what I?d like to suggest as early step in long-term planning for<br>issue #2: Propose a panel for our next CBW Workshop that will bring these<br>conversations together and suggest an infrastructure for these regionals<br>that CBW could support (Michael?s questions below are particularly helpful<br>in this respect).<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br><br>The CFP for our next CBW Workshop is in the works. That will take place the<br>Wednesday before CCCC 2011 in April (Atlanta). The call will be about ?all<br>our relations? with a focus on strategic coalition building. Available soon.<br><br>Review will be competitive, of course, but we are looking for proposals that<br>build on the field?s strengths: like these incredible ideas for networking<br>and coalition building.<br><br>We?d love to see a panel or single presentation that shows us something<
br>about how regionals were built into other organizations (like th
e<br>International Writing Centers Association, like TYCA, etc) and how, based on<br>conversations with CBW folks, we might build them here. What sort of<br>oversight does the national organization have in each case and what sort of<br>oversight should CBW have here?<br><br>In the meantime, how can we capture this energy surrounding #1 and issues<br>leading to #2?<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br><br>Particularly useful are the questions Mike poses below. How can CBW help?to<br>get the word out? to share conference websites and contact lists? . . . I?m<br>sure there are tons of other things, as well.<br><br>Thoughts? Anyone (or several of you) want to take on the task of bringing<br>this important energy/proposal to CBW 2011 meeting (in April 2011, Atlanta)?<br><br>See CFP for CCCC 2011 at<br>http://www.scribd.com/doc/28703174/CCCC-2011-Call-for-Proposals<br>CFP for CBW 2011 coming soon.<br><br>Thanks!<br>Shannon<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>On 3/24/1
0 12:50 PM, "Michael Hill" <MDHill1@HFCC.EDU> wrote:<br><br>> Hello All,<br>> While other outlets, like the TYCA and Peter Adams' (et. al.) accelerated<br>> learning conferences, are certainly useful spaces to voice and contextualize<br>> basic writing concerns, CBW-specific regional conferences really appeal to me.<br>> I like the idea of coming together with my fellow nearby CBW colleagues to<br>> present, explore, learn, commiserate, and, perhaps, strategize about how we<br>> might effectively persuade local policy and culture. If we could do so across<br>> the nation, the CBW--and more importantly, CBW concerns--might be able to both<br>> gain a vocal presence in our regions while, also, enriching our CCCC<br>> discussion when we gather together in March/April. To effectively and<br>> consistently address CBW concerns, I think the CBW exec board would need to 1)<br>> identify specific regions across the country and 2) discuss whet
her specific<br>> policies should be developed that would allow
a regional conference to fall<br>> under the auspices of the CBW. While we could certainly hold our own regional<br>> conferences without such considerations being undertaken (and the rebellious<br>> independent spirit in me likes the idea of designing a conference free from<br>> the influence of a governing board), the CBW has a lot to gain politically<br>> from a system of well organized, well promoted, and well designed conferences.<br>> So, some questions that occur to me regarding the two roles of the CBW in<br>> these conferences that I mention above:<br>> 1) How big should the regions be? How might we insure that regions include<br>> adequate representation from R1 schools, regional universities, liberal arts<br>> colleges, technical and career colleges, and community colleges?<br>> 2) How, if at all, should the CBW function as a clearing house for regional<br>> conferences? What authority does the exec board have in this matter?<br>
> 3) What support can the CBW offer to regions? (I imagine this support would<br>> be largely virtual--though contact lists might be nice.)<br>> 4) Should there be a CBW-wide goal statement for regional conferences?<br>> Should there be a designation for what form that conference should take (i.e.,<br>> paper presentations, workshops, program presentations, etc.)?<br>> 5) How should regional conferences find funding, people power, space? Should<br>> there be subcommittees?<br>> 6) Should there be a suggestion for timing of conferences? Should they be<br>> annual, bi-annual, or other? Would it be possible to hold all regional<br>> conferences in the same month--say, February--to both establish a presence and<br>> to prepare members for CCCC?<br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>> I realize those questions likely put the cart before the horse. What we<br>> likely have to answer first is: Is there enough local interes
t to support a<br>> regional conference on CBW-like themes? When
I think of the potential for<br>> such conferences though, I get excited. I am very interested in pursuing this<br>> discussion and the idea of regional conferences further. Incidentally, to<br>> answer Liz Clark's earlier email and to stake a claim I am in the Detroit<br>> metro area. Given the number of different kinds of spaces where Basic Writing<br>> is taught in this area and the number of nearby population centers, I would<br>> love to take part in the planning a regional conference.<br>> Mike<br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>> Michael D. Hill, Instructor<br>> English Division<br>> Henry Ford Community College<br>> (313) 845-6368<br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>>>>> >>> Judy Hansen <JHansen@CSI.EDU> 3/24/2010 1:21 PM >>><br>> In Idaho, our college hosts a state-wide conference called "Pa
ssports and<br>> Passages: Writing as a Bridge Between High School, College, and the World." In<br>> 2006, our focus was on basic writing. We may be interested in making basic<br>> writing our focus again next year and possibly joining with other western<br>> states for a regional conference.<br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>> Judy Grigg Hansen<br>> College of Southern Idaho<br>> Academic Skills Department<br>> 315 Falls Ave.<br>> Twin Falls, ID 83301<br>> 208.732.6581<br>> -----Original Message-----<br>> From: Conference on Basic Writing [mailto:CBW-L@LISTS.UMN.EDU] On Behalf Of J.<br>> Elizabeth Clark<br>> Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2010 6:01 AM<br>> To: CBW-L@LISTS.UMN.EDU<br>> Subject: Regional Conferences<br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>> Hi Folks,<br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>>
;<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>> How many
people are interested in hosting a regional gathering? As Hannah<br>> said, we are going to focus on "basic writing" next year at CCCC. Before<br>> then, however, some of you may want to host a regional gathering and use that<br>> to inform the national conversation.<br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>> Who is interested in a regional gathering?<br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>> What region (s) are you from?<br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>> Liz<br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>> J. Elizabeth Clark, Ph.D.<br>> Professor of English<br>> LaGuardia Community College
--CUNY<br>> e-mail: lclark@lagcc.cuny.edu<br>> Phone: 718.482.5665 http://faculty.lagcc.cuny.edu/eclark<br>><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br><br>--<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span><br>Shannon Carter, PhD<br>Associate Professor of English<br>Director, Writing Programs<br>Department of Literature and Languages<br>Texas A&M University-Commerce<br>Commerce, Texas 75429-3011<br>Shannon_Carter@tamu-commerce.edu<br>http://www.shannoncarter.info<br><br>------ End of Forwarded Message<br><br>-------------- next part --------------<br>An HTML attachment was scrubbed...<br>URL: http://mailman.tamu-commerce.edu/pipermail/cbw_exec/attachments/20100325/d9213e77/attachment-0001.htm<br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Message: 2<br>Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2010 11:48:48 -0400<br>From: "Ashley, Hannah" <HAshley@wcupa.edu><br>Subject: Re: [CBW_Exec] CCCC 2011 (planning/theme)<br>To: "'Conference of Basic Writing Executive Board'"<br><
cbw_exec@tamu-commerce.edu><br>Message-ID:<br><86FEE8BCF56529
49A08D1EB0545EB42404A208E281@WCU-EX-EMP1-MB.PASSHE.LCL><br>Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"<br><br>The conference theme for 2011 is "all our relations" with a special emphasis on contested spaces. So this is a natural choice for next year!<br><br>Hannah<br><br>From: cbw_exec-bounces@tamu-commerce.edu [mailto:cbw_exec-bounces@tamu-commerce.edu] On Behalf Of Shannon Carter<br>Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2010 6:41 PM<br>To: Conference of Basic Writing Executive Board<br>Subject: [CBW_Exec] CCCC 2011 (planning/theme)<br><br>Hi, all--<br><br>So workshop planning begins without us, it seems. ;) Such good energy on the CBW-L list! How can we help capture that and move it forward? (conversations toward action)<br><br>Hannah and I are working toward a proposal for the CBW Workshop that focuses on this notion of networking and strategic coalition building, with room enough for an afternoon drafting and voting on mission statements for CBW that might lead (eventually) to th
e creation and adoption of policy statements like the Social Justice policy.<br><br>In our original proposal, Hannah and I were thinking of networking across support services (cross campus), but perhaps it makes sense to build in networking through regionals and other place-based, community-minded forces.<br><br>Here's a link to the conference CFP, which I don't think is up yet but was available via hard copy: http://www.scribd.com/doc/28703174/CCCC-2011-Call-for-Proposals<br><br>Love to hear your thoughts, suggestions, objections, or concerns.<br><br>Soon, Hannah and I will draft a proposal and CFP. The idea here would be to script part of the workshop with activities like the mission statement workshop/voting, though the CBW Inny Award won't be a part of it since we didn't have a winner for 2010. Most of it will be drawn from conference proposals, however.<br><br>We'll share both when we have drafts of both, and I'm checking with Eileen to see when I'd need to get name chan
ges to her so we can build that into the CFP deadline.<br><br>Addit
ional notes about loose ends from CCCC 2010 soon. Update on BWe early next week. We are getting there.<br><br>Thanks!<br>Shannon<br><br><br><br>--<br>Shannon Carter, PhD<br>Associate Professor of English<br>Director, Writing Programs<br>Department of Literature and Languages<br>Texas A&M University-Commerce<br>Commerce, Texas 75429-3011<br>Shannon_Carter@tamu-commerce.edu<br>http://www.shannoncarter.info<br><br>------ Forwarded Message<br>From: Shannon Carter <Shannon_Carter@tamu-commerce.edu><br>Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2010 16:29:41 -0600<br>To: Conference on Basic Writing <CBW-L@lists.umn.edu><br>Conversation: Regional Conferences<br>Subject: Re: Regional Conferences<br><br>This conversation is SO exciting, and I assure you the Council of Basic Writing Executive Board is listening. I hope you'll keep it rolling.<br><br>Seems we have a couple of exciting issues to explore together:<br><br>1. Form those networks! On an ad hoc basis over coffee over coffee/drinks at
the airport bar (great story!). By taking over a local/regional conference with a BW theme. This can happen with little coordination centrally, though I'm sure we can use one of our CBW communication points to help you share information with one another.<br>2. Develop infrastructure for CBW regionals.<br><br>The second issue may take a little longer to enact, but there does appear to be some good energy surrounding this notion.<br><br>Here's what I'd like to suggest as early step in long-term planning for issue #2: Propose a panel for our next CBW Workshop that will bring these conversations together and suggest an infrastructure for these regionals that CBW could support (Michael's questions below are particularly helpful in this respect).<br><br>The CFP for our next CBW Workshop is in the works. That will take place the Wednesday before CCCC 2011 in April (Atlanta). The call will be about "all our relations" with a focus on strategic coalition building. Available soon.<br><
br>Review will be competitive, of course, but we are looking for pr
oposals that build on the field's strengths: like these incredible ideas for networking and coalition building.<br><br>We'd love to see a panel or single presentation that shows us something about how regionals were built into other organizations (like the International Writing Centers Association, like TYCA, etc) and how, based on conversations with CBW folks, we might build them here. What sort of oversight does the national organization have in each case and what sort of oversight should CBW have here?<br><br>In the meantime, how can we capture this energy surrounding #1 and issues leading to #2?<br><br>Particularly useful are the questions Mike poses below. How can CBW help-to get the word out? to share conference websites and contact lists? . . . I'm sure there are tons of other things, as well.<br><br>Thoughts? Anyone (or several of you) want to take on the task of bringing this important energy/proposal to CBW 2011 meeting (in April 2011, Atlanta)?<br><br>See CFP for C
CCC 2011 at http://www.scribd.com/doc/28703174/CCCC-2011-Call-for-Proposals<br>CFP for CBW 2011 coming soon.<br><br>Thanks!<br>Shannon<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>On 3/24/10 12:50 PM, "Michael Hill" <MDHill1@HFCC.EDU> wrote:<br>Hello All,<br>While other outlets, like the TYCA and Peter Adams' (et. al.) accelerated learning conferences, are certainly useful spaces to voice and contextualize basic writing concerns, CBW-specific regional conferences really appeal to me. I like the idea of coming together with my fellow nearby CBW colleagues to present, explore, learn, commiserate, and, perhaps, strategize about how we might effectively persuade local policy and culture. If we could do so across the nation, the CBW--and more importantly, CBW concerns--might be able to both gain a vocal presence in our regions while, also, enriching our CCCC discussion when we gather together in March/April. To effectively and consistently address CBW concerns, I think the CBW exec bo
ard would need to 1) identify specific regions across the country a
nd 2) discuss whether specific policies should be developed that would allow a regional conference to fall under the auspices of the CBW. While we could certainly hold our own regional<br>conferences without such considerations being undertaken (and the rebellious independent spirit in me likes the idea of designing a conference free from the influence of a governing board), the CBW has a lot to gain politically from a system of well organized, well promoted, and well designed conferences. So, some questions that occur to me regarding the two roles of the CBW in these conferences that I mention above:<br>1) How big should the regions be? How might we insure that regions include adequate representation from R1 schools, regional universities, liberal arts colleges, technical and career colleges, and community colleges?<br>2) How, if at all, should the CBW function as a clearing house for regional conferences? What authority does the exec board have in this matter?<br>3) What su
pport can the CBW offer to regions? (I imagine this support would be largely virtual--though contact lists might be nice.)<br>4) Should there be a CBW-wide goal statement for regional conferences? Should there be a designation for what form that conference should take (i.e., paper presentations, workshops, program presentations, etc.)?<br>5) How should regional conferences find funding, people power, space? Should there be subcommittees?<br>6) Should there be a suggestion for timing of conferences? Should they be annual, bi-annual, or other? Would it be possible to hold all regional conferences in the same month--say, February--to both establish a presence and to prepare members for CCCC?<br><br>I realize those questions likely put the cart before the horse. What we likely have to answer first is: Is there enough local interest to support a regional conference on CBW-like themes? When I think of the potential for such conferences though, I get excited. I am very interested in
pursuing this discussion and the idea of regional conferences furt
her. Incidentally, to answer Liz Clark's earlier email and to stake a claim I am in the Detroit metro area. Given the number of different kinds of spaces where Basic Writing is taught in this area and the number of nearby population centers, I would love to take part in the planning a regional conference.<br>Mike<br><br><br>Michael D. Hill, Instructor<br>English Division<br>Henry Ford Community College<br>(313) 845-6368<br><br>>>> Judy Hansen <JHansen@CSI.EDU> 3/24/2010 1:21 PM >>><br>In Idaho, our college hosts a state-wide conference called "Passports and Passages: Writing as a Bridge Between High School, College, and the World." In 2006, our focus was on basic writing. We may be interested in making basic writing our focus again next year and possibly joining with other western states for a regional conference.<br><br><br>Judy Grigg Hansen<br>College of Southern Idaho<br>Academic Skills Department<br>315 Falls Ave.<br>Twin Falls, ID 83301<br>208.732
.6581<br>-----Original Message-----<br>From: Conference on Basic Writing [mailto:CBW-L@LISTS.UMN.EDU] On Behalf Of J. Elizabeth Clark<br>Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 2010 6:01 AM<br>To: CBW-L@LISTS.UMN.EDU<br>Subject: Regional Conferences<br><br>Hi Folks,<br><br><br>How many people are interested in hosting a regional gathering? As Hannah said, we are going to focus on "basic writing" next year at CCCC. Before then, however, some of you may want to host a regional gathering and use that to inform the national conversation.<br><br><br><br>Who is interested in a regional gathering?<br><br><br>What region (s) are you from?<br><br><br>Liz<br><br><br>J. Elizabeth Clark, Ph.D.<br>Professor of English<br>LaGuardia Community College--CUNY<br>e-mail: lclark@lagcc.cuny.edu<br>Phone: 718.482.5665 http://faculty.lagcc.cuny.edu/eclark<br><br>--<br>Shannon Carter, PhD<br>Associate Professor of English<br>Director, Writing Programs<br>Department of Literature and Languages<br>Texas A&M Un
iversity-Commerce<br>Commerce, Texas 75429-3011<br>Shannon_Carter@t
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in the workshop next year and be listed as a member of the board in the program so that I can receive travel money for what will be my last CCCC prior to retirement (unless I change my mind). <div><span class="Apple-style-span" style=""><br></span></div><div><span class="Apple-style-span" style="">Best, <div><span class="Apple-style-span" style=""><br></span></div><div><span class="Apple-style-span" style="">Alan</span></div></span></div></span></div></span></div><div class="aol_ad_footer" id="u206A54F759EB4D9BA14270B8A9E4366C"></div></body></html>