Organizations
- ACM SIGDOC
- association of writing across the curriculum
- Association of Writing and Rhetoric Studies
- American Communication Association
- American Forensic Association -The professional organization of educators and researchers in argumentation and public advocacy
- American Society for the History of Rhetoric
- The Association of Research Libraries
- Association of Teachers of Technical Writing
- Canadian Society for the Study of Rhetoric
- Centre for Rhetorics and Hermeneutics
- Conference on College Composition and Communication
- Coalition of Women Scholars in the History of Rhetoric/Composition
- Council of Writing Program Administrators
- Council for Programs in Technical & Scientific Communication
- The Gorgias Society
- IEEE PCS
- International Society for the History of Rhetoric
- International Writing Centers Association
- The Kenneth Burke Society
- The MLA (Modern Language Association)
- National Communication Association
- NCTE: National Council for Teachers of English
- Rhetoric Society of America
- Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing
- The Two-Year College English Association (TYCA)
- Western States Communication Association
List servs and gathering places
ATTW
CPTSC
WPA announcements
Next gen
Techrhet
AIR-L (Association of Internet Researchers)
Communication Research and Theory Network (crtnet) – Managed by National Communication Association.
Gathering places
There are a TON of groups on facebook adn hashtags that you can follow on Twitter. Most organizations have a group or a page on Facebook that you can then look at to see other things you can or should follow.
If you are a TPC person, then LInkedIn is a resource that has a lot of groups that you should pay attention to by searching on key terms.
Miscellaneous
Comppile
Book publishers (get the recent link thing)
Doctoral Consortium
Masters Consortium
OWI resources
- GSOLE
- Cs standing group
- OWI community
American Rhetoric -Collection of speeches (text, audio, video) plus many rhetoric resources. Produced by Michael Eidenmuller at The University of Texas at Tyler.
http://rhetoric.byu.edu