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ATTW 2027

Organized by Association of Teachers of Technical Writing

Proposals for this event are closed (the deadline was September 1, 2026). The event itself is still ahead. Many organizers open their next call around the same time each year. Below are open calls you can apply to now.

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Submission deadline: September 1, 2026
Event date: June 10, 2027
Format: In person
Location: Bowie State University, Maryland, United States
Compensation: Not listed

About this call

ATTW 2027 brings scholars, educators, practitioners, students, and community partners to Bowie State University to explore technical and professional communication in marginalized communities. It invites presentation proposals on the theme “Insurgent Legacies & Liberated Futures” in formats including panels, roundtables, interactive embodied knowledge sessions, and mentoring sessions.

Topics

Technical and professional communication in marginalized communitiesMinority Serving Institutions and their historiesCommunity engagement and practitioner identityCultural practices and embodied rhetorics

Audience

ScholarsEducatorsPractitionersStudentsCommunity partners

Session formats

Panel discussionRoundtable discussionEmbodied knowledge sessionGraduate student and early career scholar support sessionCommunity and industry mentor session