CW2001 Program - Computers and Writing
CW2001 Program - Computers and Writing
CW2001 Program - Computers and Writing
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conference. James Inman <strong>and</strong> Krista Homicz organized the Technology<br />
Product Design Competition. Pat Nolan <strong>and</strong> Walt Turner brought us<br />
“Web Around the World.” Cynthia Selfe, Joe Essid, Mike Keller, Erin<br />
Smith, <strong>and</strong> Sharon Cogdill organized “C&W Goes to the Movies.”<br />
We have two new awards this year, by ACE <strong>and</strong> Bedford/St.Martin’s/<br />
Kairos/LORE. Thanks go to all those who helped with awards. And Ray<br />
Rodrigues volunteered to coordinate a session for those new to or<br />
seeking academic positions. Additional thanks go to Dene Grigar <strong>and</strong> to<br />
Hugh Burns for coordinating the Town Halls. Thanks also go to the<br />
CW Online committee—Bradley Dilger, Tari F<strong>and</strong>erclai, James Inman,<br />
Cindy Wambeam, Greg Siering, <strong>and</strong> John Walter—for a provocative<br />
companion to the onsite conference. Greg Siering served well as<br />
the liaison between the online <strong>and</strong> onsite conference committees.<br />
And there are even more people, publishers, <strong>and</strong> companies listed<br />
at www.bsu.edu/cw2001/support.htm, such as; McGraw-Hill,<br />
Ontario Corporation, Allyn Bacon Longman, Hampton Press,<br />
Bedford/St. Martin’s, Paradoxa, Kairos, <strong>Computers</strong> <strong>and</strong> Composition,<br />
ACE, academic.writing, NCTE, <strong>and</strong> W.W. Norton.<br />
Finally, but certainly not least, I am deeply indebted to the terrific<br />
<strong>CW2001</strong> Committee whose work <strong>and</strong> dedication has made this conference<br />
possible. Rich Rice, my Co-Chair <strong>and</strong> most visible of all of us, has<br />
spent well more than his assistantship hours designing <strong>and</strong> maintaining<br />
the <strong>CW2001</strong> Web site, h<strong>and</strong>ling most of the huge volume of email, <strong>and</strong><br />
maintaining a constant vision of the conference while focusing on<br />
what details need to be completed next. For their unflinching sense of<br />
purpose, good humor, <strong>and</strong> hard work over well more than two years of<br />
dreaming, planning, <strong>and</strong> setting details in place, I particularly thank my<br />
colleagues Web Newbold <strong>and</strong> Carole Papper. Among other tasks, Web<br />
h<strong>and</strong>led proposal review <strong>and</strong> the program, <strong>and</strong> Carole worked with<br />
sponsors <strong>and</strong> space assignments. Others who came on board after<br />
our proposal was accepted brought new enthusiasm <strong>and</strong> talents to<br />
our task: Kris Fleckenstein recruited our keynote speakers; Rai Peterson<br />
arranged for CRUs; Tony Atkins organized shuttle service; Rita Barkey<br />
h<strong>and</strong>led housing <strong>and</strong> recording registrations; Tyra Pickering arranged<br />
some events; Jenny Haley, Rita <strong>and</strong> Tyra h<strong>and</strong>led meal arrangements,<br />
numerous printing <strong>and</strong> editing tasks, <strong>and</strong> a myriad of small but other<br />
important details. I am grateful to each of them, for this work <strong>and</strong> more.<br />
Linda Hanson, <strong>CW2001</strong> Chair<br />
<strong>Computers</strong> & <strong>Writing</strong> 2001<br />
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