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APA Style to be updated July 1, 2009
by Debashis Aikat 28 May '09

28 May '09

The American Psychological Association (APA) will release July 1, 2009 its "sixth edition" of the Publication Manual of the APA. As you know, the current (fifth) edition was revised and updated July 2001. Key to the "sixth edition" of APA style is a Web presence. On July 1, 2009, APA will launch a fully revamped website featuring tutorials, sample papers, frequently asked questions, an APA Style blog, and other resources about APA Style. The sixth edition of APA Style offers new and expanded instruction on publication ethics, statistics, journal article reporting standards, electronic reference formats, and formats for tables and figures. Some select features include: ~~ "new ethics guidance on such topics as determining authorship and terms of collaboration, duplicate publication, plagiarism and self-plagiarism, disguising of participants, validity of instrumentation, and making data available to others for verification;" ~~ "significantly expanded content on the electronic presentation of data to help readers understand the purpose of each kind of display and choose the best match for communicating the results of the investigation, with new examples for a variety of data displays, including electrophysiological and biological data;" ~~ "consolidated information on all aspects of reference citations, with an expanded discussion of electronic sources emphasizing the role of the digital object identifier (DOI) as a reliable way to locate information;" ~~ "simplified APA heading style to make it more conducive to electronic publication;" ~~ "new guidelines for reporting inferential statistics and a significantly revised table of statistical abbreviations;" See more details at http://books.apa.org/books.cfm?id=4200066 Cordially, Deb ******************************************** Debashis 'Deb' Aikat, Ph. D. Associate Professor and Media Futurist School of Journalism and Mass Communication CB # 3365, Carroll Hall 374 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3365 Phone: 919 962 4090 (office) Fax: 919 962 0620 Email: da(a)unc.edu URL: http://www.unc.edu/~daikat/ ******************************************

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FW: CfP - INC2010 International Network Conference 2010
by Holly Kruse 27 May '09

27 May '09

Forwarded on request. Holly -------- Original-Nachricht -------- Datum: Mon, 25 May 2009 20:49:34 +0200 Von: "Steffen W. Schilke" <steffen.schilke(a)gmx.net> An: air-l(a)listserv.aoir.org Betreff: CfP - INC2010 International Network Conference 2010 ========================================================================= We apologise if you receive multiple copies of this announcement. Please disseminate this CFP to any relevant lists and among your colleagues/students. We would also like to invite you (or anyone from your research group / organisation) to contribute papers to this conference. Thanks in advance. Please find enclosed the CfP for the 8th International Network Conference ========================================================================= Eighth International Network Conference (INC 2010) Heidelberg, Germany 6th 8th July 2010 Call for Papers We invite you to participate in the International Network Conference 2010. This conference is the eighth in a series of events that was established in 1998, and will bring together leading figures from academia and industry to present and discuss the latest advances in applications and networking technologies. Conference themes Suggested topics for papers include, but are not limited to, the following: Internet technologies and applications: Internet architecture and protocols, Search technologies, Semantic web, Multicast/ broadcast technologies, SOA/Web services, Content management, Unified communications Network architectures and management: NGN, System management, Quality of service, Real time applications, Distributed systems and middleware, Multimedia communications Security: Authentication and access control, Network security, Intrusion detection and response, Cryptography, Information security and privacy management, Usability of security applications Applications and impacts: eLearning, eCommerce, Virtual communities, Social legal and ethical issues, Human interaction issues, Pervasive networks, Social networks, Network-enabled devices Mobile and wireless networking: 3G and 4G technologies, Mobile wireless Internet, Mobile commerce, Service discovery and management, Mobile device management, Wireless protocols, Wireless sensor or satellite networks, networks of actuators, broadband wireless access The conference welcomes papers addressing technological and/or application level issues, as well as those illustrating the impact of networking in a societal context (e.g. commerce, communication, education). In addition there will be three intensive workshop sessions covering interesting and controversial topics: Next Generation Networks Next Revenues? Innovative ideas within Next Generation Networks will have a huge impact on our society. New applications with a dynamic deployment may support the rapid development of new services even better than before. Does this lead to new revenues as well? Security vs. Usability Practical evidence suggests that these are often contradictory requirements. But do the issues have to be in competition? What approaches could solve the problem? The Pedagogy of eLearning? The role of eLearning within teaching is continuously changing. How will a varying number of factors influence the pedagogy of eLearning? What will be the future concepts within pedagogy in this context? Author guidelines Authors are invited to submit their full papers or position papers, via the conference web site, by 31st January 2010. The total length of the paper should not exceed ten pages for full papers and four pages for workshop position papers, including all figures, tables and references. A comprehensive set of instructions for preparing camera ready papers will be available on the conference web site. All papers will be double-blind reviewed by members of the Programme Committee. Important Dates Paper submission: 31st January 2010 Author notification: 5th March 2010 Final papers: 9th April 2010 Contacts Conference co-chairs: Prof Udo Bleimann and Prof Steven Furnell Organising co-chairs: Dr Paul Dowland and Steffen W. Schilke, MBA Email: info(a)inc2010.org http://www.inc2010.org

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CapitolCamp NY, a barcamp for State Government
by noel hidalgo 27 May '09

27 May '09

My coworkers, friends and I are planning an inaugural Barcamp for State Government and technology. This is the first step in changing how NY state provides constituent services. I hope you can join in on this historic event! Next Friday is CapitolCamp NY (June 5th 2009) at the New York State Capitol. < http://capitolcamp.org > The New York State Senate, NY State CIO's Office and concerned citizens are hosting a Barcamp to share ideas about how technology can make government work better for all the residents of the Empire State. For one day, we will focus on the particular theme of using technology to increase transparency and participation in New York State government. Friday, 5th June 2009 From 10:30 am till 6:00 pm New York State Capitol, Albany, NY Proposed after party from 6:30 - 8:30 (Location TBD) Register for free at < http://capitolcamp.eventbright.com >. Note, Not An Alternative, a Brooklyn based 501c3, is chartering a bus to depart at 9:00 pm, after the after-party. Tickets are $40.00, limited and can purchased at < http://capitolcamp.eventbright.com >. This your traditional "un-conference" where participants derive the day's events. Additionally, we have broken up day into three tracks. 1) "Senate 2.0": Technology, Transparency, & Participation in the NY State Legislature: begins with a discussion of the role that technology plays in the NY Senate, including presentation of the “roadmap” for the NY Senate CIO’s Office, and discussion of the future of public access to State legislative data; "legislatures 2.0" thematically related sessions for the rest of the day thereafter. 2) "Empire 2.0": begins with a discussion of the role of the Office of the State Chief Information Officer in developing the state strategy and roadmap for NY Executive Branch agencies for the use of web 2.0, new media, and social collaborative tools and technologies that can better serve citizens and improve inter-governmental communications; includes a brief presentation of the current state and open discussion seeking ideas to further the overall strategy; "state government 2.0" thematically related sessions for the rest of the day thereafter. 3) "Web 2.0 for Government" training workshop: expert online organizer Beka Economopoulos will offer hands-on training about how citizens, elected officials, and civil servants alike can Web 2.0 tools such as the new http://NYSenate.gov website, Twitter, and Facebook more effectively. We invite you to propose sessions on the CapitolCampNY's sessions page prior to the event < http://bit.ly/I4Mwl > and hope you can help us create new ways to solve the problems. Questions? Direct us a tweet via @CapitolCamp or Hashag - #CapitolCamp or email the NY Senate CIO's office at ciodesk(a)senate.state.ny.us

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QR Codes In Publications / Use By Libraries
by McKiernan, Gerard [LIB] 27 May '09

27 May '09

Colleagues/ I am greatly interested in learning of Any/All examples of the use of QR Codes in journals, monographs, e-prints, and/or other publications. As defined by Wikipedia, "A QR Code is a matrix code (or two-dimensional bar code) created by Japanese corporation Denso-Wave in 1994. The "QR" is derived from "Quick Response", as the creator intended the code to allow its contents to be decoded at high speed. QR Codes are common in Japan, where they are currently the most popular type of two dimensional codes. Moreover, most current Japanese mobile phones can read this code with their camera. Although initially used for tracking parts in vehicle manufacturing, QR Codes are now used in a much broader context, including both commercial tracking applications and convenience-oriented applications aimed at mobile phone users (known as mobile tagging). QR Codes storing addresses and URLs may appear in magazines, on signs, buses, business cards or just about any object that users might need information about. Users with a camera phone equipped with the correct reader software can scan the image of the QR Code causing the phone's browser to launch and redirect to the programmed URL. This act of linking from physical world objects is known as a hardlink or physical world hyperlinks. Users can also generate and print their own QR Code for others to scan and use by visiting one of several free QR Code generating sites." >>BTW: I Am Also Interested In The Use Of QR Codes By Libraries<< Links To Additional Information (sites, YouTube videos, book) Are Available At [ http://tinyurl.com/qgf623 <http://tinyurl.com/qgf623> ] If You Are Aware Of The Use Of QR Codes In Any Type of Publication - Print And/Or Electronic, Please Submit As A Comment On The Blog Entry. Thanks! /Gerry Gerry McKiernan Associate Professor Science and Technology Librarian Iowa State University Library Ames IA 50011 gerrymck(a)iastate.edu There is Nothing More Powerful Than An Idea Whose Time Has Come / Victor Hugo [ http://www.blogger.com/profile/09093368136660604490 ] Iowa: Where the Tall Corn Flows and the (North)West Wind Blows [ http://alternativeenergyblogs.blogspot.com/ ]

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Community Literacy Journal
by Jennifer deWinter 27 May '09

27 May '09

Hello everyone, My name is Jennifer deWinter. I have just taken the position of book editor for the Community Literacy Journal—an exciting forum in which scholarship engages with literacy practices outside of the defined walls of K-12 and higher education. There are a number of exciting publications in community literacy that we need reviewed, and those publications are not always coming out of university presses. As such, we are looking for reviews of the following: --New books --Seminal books --Websites --Documentaries --Serious games --Repositories of knowledge, such as blog sites, YouTube videos, and databases While this is not an exhaustive list, it provides a place to start. In the same way that literary practices occur in surprising places and times, so too does the literature break away from the typical boundaries of academic publications. Also, if you have a book coming to press that is topical to the journal, please let me know so that we can review it. In addition to the traditional book review, I will be instituting a “Keywords” essay in the book review section. Currently, there is more literature available than we are able to review in a semi-annual publication. As such, we at the journal have decided to include a thematic synthesis essay organized under key themes in the field of community literacy: community literacy (obviously), methodology, service learning, international service, youth programs, and so forth. These essays will serve the purpose of collecting the sources and putting them in conversation with one another in order to appreciate where we have been as a field of study and where we will go. If you are interested in writing one of these essays, please contact me with the keyword that you would like to explore. Both the book reviews and synthesis essays are also excellent publication opportunities for graduate students. I am, of course, excited about joining the journal. Community literacy continues to grow and transform entire groups, and it is the power and transformative potential of these literary practices that make this such an exciting area for scholarship and engagement. Please feel free to email me at jdewinter(a)wpi.edu with questions, queries, and submissions. Very best, Jennifer deWinter -- ------------------------- Jennifer deWinter, PhD Assistant Professor of Rhetoric Co-Director, Professional Writing Interactive Media & Digital Games, Affiliated Faculty Worcester Polytechnic Institute jdewinter(a)wpi.edu 508-831-6679

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CFP - Time, transcendence and performance
by Maeva Veerapen 27 May '09

27 May '09

Hi everyone, sorry for posting across lists. This is the call for papers, presentations and performances for the time. transcendence. performance 2009 Conference to be held in October at various locations in Melbourne and in Second Life. Abstracts and performances proposals are accepted for both in-world or Melbourne activities. Please specify where of the two locations you are interested in. Please open attached document for more information if interested. Regards, Maeva VEERAPEN ---- PhD Student Centre of Drama and Theatre Studies School of English, Communications and Performance Studies Arts Faculty Monash University Call for Papers, Presentations and Performances The number of motion in respect of before and after? Irrecuperable diachrony of pure passingness? Reversible? Relative? Real? Living present? Original transcendence? Structure of consciousness? The various Western philosophical traditions have, since their inception, continuously attempted to grapple with the question of time, but still, the problems remain unsolved, the paradoxes tangled, the contradictions unsettled. Performers and artists understand time as an essential dimension of their media. Many contemporary artists foreground the temporal as a theme in their practice and making. Movements, rhythms, bodies, sounds, objects, experiences, memories, dreams, imaginings and dwellings are recorded, performed and activated in their duration, moment, event and passing. time transcendence performance brings together the expertise and experiences of scholars and artists in a format that permits the thinking and doing of time with an aim towards mutual elucidation. Drawing together papers, panels, diverse performance practices, exhibitions, installations, screenings and workshops, this transdisciplinary conference and inter-media event initiates a global discussion, investigation and critique of temporality in its performative, phenomenological and transcendental dimensions. The tangible consequences of this cross-fertilisation offers promise for researchers, scholars and artists alike. To begin this gathering and discussion, this conference invites presenters across discourses, disciplines and media, questioning and emphasising the taken for granted yet complex and mysterious phenomenon of time. Proposals are invited in, but not limited to, the following categories: 1. Paper Presentation (20 mins) 2. Panel Presentation (1 Hour) 3. Discussion Group (I Hour max) 4. Workshop for conference participants 5. Practice based research with showing 6. Performance or performative event 7. Exhibition of solo or group work 8. Machinimas 9. Installations 10. New media work (subject to own technical provision) Submission Guidelines for Papers and Presentation Proposals Email abstracts and presentation proposals to: ttp2009(a)arts.monash.edu.au A reply of receipt will be made within two days of submission. Please re-send if you fail to receive one DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: FRIDAY 19 JUNE Please email abstracts and proposals as an attachment. Save document in either PDF format; or as Word 97-2007 Document (.doc). Submissions not adhering to the guideline specifications will not be considered. � Paper abstracts and presentation proposals 300 words � Panels, discussion groups and workshop proposals 500 words Make clear your name, contact details, affiliation and title of your paper, presentation, performance, or artwork at the top of the page. All academic abstracts and proposals are subject to peer review by a selection committee., complying with DEET DEEWR and individual university workload accreditation requirements . Notification of acceptance will be made by email. A refereed collection of selected work from the conference will subsequently be published, and an ongoing journal/forum for continuing the investigation established. Submission Guidelines for Performances, Practice-based Research, Screenings and other Media Please submit an �Expression of Interest� (up to 500 words) to: ttp2009(a)arts.monash.edu.au outlining: � How you propose to engage with the conference theme � What medium/s you are working in � Number of people involved � Technological requirements (please note that there are a limited amount of resources that can be provided) All proposals are subject to review by a panel comprised of academic and professional artists. In the event that your proposal is considered, you will be contacted for further discussion and invitation to submit supplementary material such as footage or images. Timeline of events (Please check website: http://www.arts.monash.edu.au/drama-theatre/conferences/ttp2009/ regularly for changes and updates) � Friday 19 June 2009 � Deadline for all submissions � Friday 3 July 2009 � Notification of Acceptance for all submissions � Tuesday 30 June 2009 � Deadline for early bird Registration � Friday 14 August 2009 � Full paper deadline for Conference proceedings on-line publication � Friday 28 August 2009 - Peer review feedback � 1, 2, 3 October 2009 - Conference at Caulfield Campus, Monash University, DanceHouse in Carlton, and Second Life For any enquiries regarding your submission or information about the conference, email: ttp2009(a)arts.monash.edu.au in-world contact: Ninoo Nansen -- Maeva VEERAPEN PhD Student Centre of Drama and Theatre Studies School of English, Communications and Performance Studies Arts Faculty Monash University

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Kay O'Halloran's Multimodal Approach
by Peter Timusk 26 May '09

26 May '09

I heard a good talk today by Kay O'Halloran at the Canadian Humanities and Social Sciences Congress 2009. the talk was titled A Multimodal Approach to Discourse Studies: A paradigm with new research questions, agendas and directions for the digital age Her lab is here http://multimodal-analysis-lab.org/ Peter Peter Timusk, B.Math statistics (2002), B.A. legal studies (2006) Carleton University Systems Science Graduate student, University of Ottawa. just trying to stay linear. Read by hundreds of lurkers every week. Kiitos Paljon, Merci, and thank you.

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Twitter Green News From U.S. Green Building Council
by McKiernan, Gerard [LIB] 26 May '09

26 May '09

Colleagues/ _Twitter Green News From U.S. Green Building Council_ Anne Less, Research Information Coordinator, U.S. Green Building Council, uses a Twitter account to announcement Green News To One and All At Recent USGBC Green News Tweets: Univ. of Wisconsin-Extension has created an online Sustainable Management Bachelor's degree: http://tinyurl.com/ovkcpk #education #green#uw about 7 hours ago from web @foundbyafriend I love it...keep em coming, family van. 12:31 PM May 22nd from web in reply to foundbyafriend Guide to stimulus funding for all energy industry sectors: http://tinyurl.com/dbb5ov #clean-energy #ARRA 10:48 AM May 22nd from web Google's home energy tool launched with 8 utilities- energy use data online by end of the year. http://tinyurl.com/qzmcdt #energy_usage 9:02 AM May 20th from web Prevention Magazine's 25 Best Walking Cities: http://www.prevention.com/c... #health 8:25 AM May 19th from web EPA launches EnergyStar for computer servers and data centers: http://tinyurl.com/6dg4n2 #energystar #energy_usage 12:52 PM May 18th from web Research to study the health and $ benefits of green, affordable housing: http://tinyurl.com/qlq26n #housing #green 8:07 AM May 18th from web @ronanherzog It's insane! I was looking into a study last week that's $4,000. 12:21 PM May 15th from web in reply to ronanherzog House passes 21st Century Green High-Performing Public School Facilities Act: http://tinyurl.com/opjtmp #green #schools #legislation 6:39 PM May 14th from web Four of the most widely cited studies on green jobs: http://tinyurl.com/dxmpr6 #green #economy 2:27 PM May 13th from web State-by-state tracking of hundreds of carbon and energy saving measures: http://tinyurl.com/p2cawv #climate #carbon 7:16 AM May 12th from web Smart energy meters in every UK home by 2020 http://tinyurl.com/oejk9a #energy_usage 6:48 AM May 12th from web For The USGBC Twitter Address Visit The Green Library Blog [ http://tinyurl.com/p2523v ] Thanks , Anne !! /Gerry Gerry McKiernan Associate Professor Science and Technology Librarian Iowa State University Library Ames IA 50011 gerrymck(a)iastate.edu There is Nothing More Powerful Than An Idea Whose Time Has Come / Victor Hugo [ http://www.blogger.com/profile/09093368136660604490 ] Iowa: Where the Tall Corn Flows and the (North)West Wind Blows [ http://alternativeenergyblogs.blogspot.com/ ]

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Preferences For Presentation Topics On The Future Of Research / Scholarship Survey
by McKiernan, Gerard [LIB] 26 May '09

26 May '09

Colleagues/ In order to ascertain the particular interests of potential attendees to my presentation(s) next month in Ireland titled "The Paradigms Are A-Changin' > The Future Of Research And Scholarship: Open > Semantic > Social > Mobile" , [ http://tinyurl.com/pwp8nf ], I have created a questionnaire eliciting/soliciting personal/professional references from potential attendees as well as from potential non-aattendees. [ http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=YNWozblZvYpFHkuNrAZFlA_3d_3d ] >>NOTE: This Is A Survey Of Potential **Non-Attendees**<< For Potential Attendees: A Separate Identical Survey Has Been Created For Each Of The Four Ireland Venues (Dublin; Galway; Cork; Limerick) and Will Be Announced By The Sponsoring Institution. Survey Content The Questionnaire Requests Preferences For The Four General Themes : Open > Semantic > Social > Mobile For Each Theme, Survey Participants Are Asked To Rank SubTopics Of: No Interest / Some Interest / Great Interest / Greatest Interest For The Following: OPEN Open Access / Open Data / Open Peer Review / Open Research SEMATIC Audio / Interactivity / Supplemental Content / Video SOCIAL Science Blogging / Social Bookmarking / Social Networking / Social Software MOBILE Mobile Access / Mobile Content / Mobile Data / Mobile Research Please Note That All Responses Are Confidential And Will Only Be Used To Focus The Topic(s) Of My Presentation(s). Thanks for your assistance and cooperation. BTW: Congrats To Sonia Sotomayor As The U.S. Supreme Court Nominee !!! !!! From One Housing Project Bronxite To Another !!! BTW: If You Are Interested Sponsoring A Presentation On The Theme Of The Future Of Research / Scholarship : Open > Semantic > Social > Mobile [ http://tinyurl.com/pwp8nf ], Please Contact Me ... Regards, /Gerry Gerry McKiernan Associate Professor Science and Technology Librarian Iowa State University Library Ames IA 50011 gerrymck(a)iastate.edu There is Nothing More Powerful Than An Idea Whose Time Has Come / Victor Hugo [ http://www.blogger.com/profile/09093368136660604490 ] Iowa: Where the Tall Corn Flows and the (North)West Wind Blows [ http://alternativeenergyblogs.blogspot.com/ ]

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CFP REMINDER::JUNE 1 Technical Communication Special Issue on “Legal Issues in Global Contexts”
by martine courant rife 26 May '09

26 May '09

A quick reminder that proposals for the Technical Communication special issue on “Legal Issues in Global Contexts” are due on Monday, 1 June 2009 -- 400 word proposals with a quick turnaround - decisions by June 15, 2009. Call for Proposals: Special Issue on “Legal Issues in Global Contexts” _Technical Communication_, the journal of the Society for Technical Communication (STC), is soliciting article proposals for an upcoming special issue that will examine how factors of law and of culture affect how technical communicators work in international and cross-cultural contexts. This special issue will be published in November 2010, and the guest editors are Kirk St.Amant of East Carolina University and Martine Courant Rife of Lansing Community College. SPECIAL ISSUE DESCRIPTION Legal issues are increasingly affecting the work we do as industry practitioners, academic researchers, university and college educators, and independent entrepreneurs in technical communication. In some cases, these legal issues involve notions of ownership, copyright, and trade secrets. In other instances, legal concerns related to privacy, disclosure, and free speech affect how technical communicators perform different activities. These legal issues are further complicated by different cultural perspectives related to working in global environments and to addressing the informational needs of different cultural groups within our own nations. Very few individuals in technical communication, however, are lawyers or have formal training in issues of law and its intersection with different cultural communication expectations and assumptions. This special issue of _Technical Communication_ will examine the legal issues affecting technical communication practices related to designing materials for or to working with individuals from other nations and cultures. POSSIBLE TOPICS FOR THIS SPECIAL ISSUE The guest editors invite proposals for papers on applied research or theory, case histories/studies, tutorials, and/or annotated bibliographies that address the following issues: • Why should technical communicators attend to global/international legal issues? Why not? • What kind of training should technical communicators have to address issues of law and culture effectively in international and domestic contexts? • How are legal issues or requirements related to language and translation affecting technical communication practices? • How should technical communicators working in international organizations approach legal issues? Should these issues be turned over to the “legal department”? Should technical communicators have input on organization policies with respect to implementing law? Should they be seen as experts in this area? Why or why not? • What developments in international law, treaties, or global-context legal conversations may impact the work of technical communicators (e.g., the EU Data Protection Directive, TRIPS [Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights], conversations on appropriation of traditional knowledge)? What recommendations might be developed to work within or challenge these new developments? • How do legal issues affect communication practices in globally distributed virtual teams? • What kinds of legal issues do international practices such as off shoring raise for technical communicators? How do these issues affect technical communication practices or provide new opportunities for technical communicators to contribute value to their organizations? • How have legal issues in global contexts become more immediate with regard to the continual growth of and use of online media in international contexts? • In what ways can our history of examining issues of intercultural communication contribute to how we approach legal issues in global contexts? • How do cultural differences related to intellectual property and copyright affect technical communication practices – particularly practices involving globally distributed teams? • How do issues of government surveillance and data mining affect the ways in which technical communicators interact in globally distributed workplaces or use online media to present information and exchange ideas across cultures? • How can aligning global legal issues and local legal issues help – or complicate how we work and conduct research as technical communicators? • What kinds of theories or research methods from the field of technical communication might inform our ability to understand legal issues in global contexts? • In what ways can/should technical communicators enter into public discussions about global-legal issues? SUBMISSION GUIDELINES Proposals should be no more than 400 words in length. All proposals should include submitter name, affiliation, and email address as well as a working title for the proposed article. PRODUCTION SCHEDULE The schedule for the special issue is as follows: 1 June 2009 -- 400-word proposals due 15 June 2009 – Guest editors return proposal decisions to submitters 1 October 2009 – Draft manuscripts of accepted proposals due 15 February 2010 -- Final manuscripts due November 2010 -- Publication date of special issue CONTACT INFORMATION Completed proposals or questions about either proposal topics or this special issue should be sent to Kirk St.Amant and Martine Courant Rife at tc.special.issue(a)gmail.com -- Martine Courant Rife, JD, PhD Professor, Writing Program Lansing Community College Communication Department Arts & Sciences Building, 211G, 517/4839906 martinerife(a)gmail.com //AIM martine785

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