The NCTE CCCC Outstanding Book Award is presented annually for scholarly works, published in the past two years, that make an outstanding contribution to composition and rhetoric. Nominations are due by May 1, 2024. Learn more: cccc.ncte.org/cccc/awards/oba

Interested in serving as a reviewer for the 2025 CCCC Annual Convention proposals? Proposal review will take place from late May to early June. Please complete this short survey by 9:00 a.m. ET, Monday, April 24: ncte.org/events/2025-cc…

Several CCCC Standing Groups are holding virtual meetings in April and May. Any NCTE CCCC members interested in participating can join a Standing Group! Learn more: cccc.ncte.org/cccc/2024-cccc…

The @ncte_cccc and @MLANews Joint Task Force on Writing and AI has released a second working paper which provides guidance on developing policy for generative AI. Read it now: cccc.ncte.org/mla-cccc-joint…

Save the Dates: April 9–12, 2025! Join us for the 2025 CCCC Annual Convention, April 9–12 in Baltimore, MD! The call for proposals and more information will be available soon at cccc.ncte.org/cccc/conv. Make plans now to join us for #4C25 !

Thank you for all you did to make #4C24 so successful! Be on the lookout for more information about the 2025 CCCC Annual Convention soon.

Today is the last day of #4C24 ! We hope you make the most of today. If you haven’t yet, visit the Action Hub, attend sessions, check out Teacher 2 Teacher. Did you know that Workshops are available for no additional fee?

Plan to join us for Teacher 2 Teacher on Sat., 9:00–11:30 a.m., another opportunity to connect with other attendees around our teaching mission. All are welcome to attend to build community among teachers and to learn about and “discuss new ways to meet pedagogical challenges.”

Interested in discussing program proposals for #4C25 in Baltimore, MD, April 9–12? You are invited to meet Kofi J. Adisa, 2025 Program Chair, in the Registration Area on Friday, April 5, from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.

Join us this morning at 11:00 a.m. in Ballroom A/B/C of the Davenport Grand for Friday’s Keynote, a conversation with Mira Shimabukuro, a poet, writer, and Teaching Professor at the University of Washington Bothell.

Friday is a busy day at #4C24 ! Join us for the keynote with Mira Shimabukuro, the Annual Business Meeting and Awards Presentation, as well as the Evening All-Attendee Event. Learn about these and more in the program or mobile app.

We had a great and busy first day of #4C24 , and an awesome #TYCA24 ! We are looking forward to all that is on tap today. Start your day with the Newcomers’ Coffee Hour and Opening General Session, follow those up with sessions, and finish the day with meetings and receptions.

All attendees are invited to the #4C24 Newcomers’ Coffee Hour (it’s not just for newcomers!) tomorrow morning, Thursday, at 7:30 a.m., Birch Ballroom, Davenport Grand.

Then, head straight to the Opening General Session at 8:30 a.m. for Frankie Condon’s 2024 CCCC Chair’s Address!

#TYCA24 and #4C24 kick off today, and we want you to get the most out of your experience! Join us for an Orientation Session tonight, 5:15–6:15 p.m., Room 401 A-C, Spokane Convention Center. Learn the ins and outs of the Convention and how to take part in all of the events.

Please note that our Policy requires all individuals and groups who intend to protest to first contact the Convention Operations Team, at [email protected],  to register their plans and obtain further details.

Individuals and groups interested in demonstrating/protesting should contact our Convention Operations Team, at [email protected]  to register their plans and obtain further details.

…on its property or property NCTE is renting, leasing, or otherwise using for a specific time to host an event. Attendees who do not uphold these standards may jeopardize their membership and/or event participation.

Such activities are strictly forbidden in exhibition space, & protesters will not be permitted to block the entrance to traffic flow within the exhibit area. NCTE retains the right to permit protests to occur in predetermined areas & to terminate any protests that occur (con’t)

The Policy is posted here for your convenience:

DEMONSTRATIONS POLICY:
Demonstrations and protests will be conducted in a peaceful and organized manner, will be within the policies of the venue, and will be compliant with federal, state, and local laws. (Con’t)

NCTE’s team shared your post on X where you mentioned the plan for a protest at #4C24 this week. If you are still planning to protest, I would like to work with you in advance to ensure that your plans are compliant w our Demonstration Policy & ensure the safety of all attendees.