[ATTW-L] CPTSC Graduate Student Research Award

[Joanna Schreiber]

Dear Colleagues,

We are excited to announce the inaugural CPTSC Graduate Research Award,
honoring work that will shape the future of programmatic research in
technical and scientific communication. This award program has been
developed in collaboration with the CPTSC Graduate Student Committee, and
this year we will award a minimum of one $500 award.

To apply for the CPTSC Graduate Research Award:


   1.

   Submit your proposal to the CPTSC Conference
   <https://cptsc.org/blog/2023/03/09/cfp-the-2023-cptsc-annual-conference-charleston-sc/>
   by the May 12, 2023 deadline. The submission process will allow you to flag
   your proposal to be considered for the CPTSC Graduate Student Award and
   conference organizers will forward your proposal to the awards committee.
   If you forget to flag your proposal during this process, you may submit it
   directly to jschreiber at georgiasouthern.edu along with your reflection.
   2.

   Submit a 300 to 500 word reflection about how your project will shape
   the future of programmatic research in technical and/or scientific
   communication. On a separate cover page, include your name, email, and the
   name of your graduate program and institution. Send this reflection via
   email to jschreiber at georgiasouthern.edu by May 14, 2023.


Eligibility: Applicants must have graduate student status at the time of
the conference.

The submissions will be peer reviewed and awards will be announced by
August 1, 2023. Please direct any questions about the award to Joanna
Schreiber (jschreiber at georgiasouthern.edu).


Thank you!


CPTSC Graduate Research Award Planning Committee


Morgan Banville

Katlynne Davis

Laura Gonzales

Elena Kalodner-Martin

Stacey Pigg

Joanna Schreiber

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Joanna Schreiber, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Professional and Technical Communication
Dept. of Writing and Linguistics | P.O. Box 8026
Georgia Southern University
Statesboro, GA 30460
Newton Bldg. 2222-C | (912) 478-5908
Pronouns: she/her/hers
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