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4C’s 2027 Writing about Writing Sponsored Panel: Design WAW Writing Futures

Organized by Writing about Writing Network

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Submission deadline: June 1, 2026
Event date: April 14, 2027
Format: In person
Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
Compensation: Not listed

About this call

The Writing about Writing Network invites proposals for a sponsored panel at the 2027 4C’s conference in Milwaukee. Presentations should explore how Writing about Writing approaches can help design writing futures, including their theoretical and practical implications for teaching and communities. The traditional panel will feature four presenters, each speaking for 10–13 minutes.

Topics

Writing about WritingDesigning writing futuresWriting studies pedagogyTeaching and learningCommunity and social justiceWriting across classrooms and workplaces

Audience

Writing studies educatorsWriting about Writing community

Session formats

Traditional panel with four presenters10–13-minute presentations