NC State Communication, Rhetoric, & Digital Media Program

03/04/2022

Please consider joining us for "Infrastructures and/as Anticolonialism", a virtual symposium on Thursday March 24th and Friday March 25th organized by students and faculty in NC State's PhD program in Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media (CRDM), and featuring four exciting keynote speakers: Dr. Rida Qadri, Dr. Chakanetsa Mavhunga, Felipe Fonseca, and Dr. Rahul Mukherjee.

We invite you to check out the symposium website linked below and to consider attending the keynote talks, paper sessions, and panels we've organized. To register, please fill out the brief form found under the Registration tab on the website. The form asks for your affiliation, which day(s) you'd like to attend, and your email address.

A link inviting you to the symposium's Discord server is in the confirmation message at the end of the registration form. This Discord will be used to circulate Zoom links for each session. We will send the Discord invite out again to all registrants closer to the start of the symposium. Thanks very much!

Yet another NC State website

09/03/2020

Save the date!

The Mobile Gaming Research Lab at NC State University is hosting a brown bag webinar with Frans Mäyrä, Professor of Information Studies and Interactive Media at the Tampere University (Finland).

Thursday, October 8th
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
URL: https://ncsu.zoom.us/s/96968604015

In this webinar, Prof. Mäyrä will give a 30 minute talk, followed by 30 minutes of Q&A from the audience.

We'll post more details closer to the event!

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02/08/2019

Interested in Interdisciplinary Work? Come check out the CWSP Brown Bag event this Monday, 12-1 in Caldwell M-8!

Don't forget about our first Brown Bag of 2019: Dr. David Ollis of the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department speaks about writing in his courses and "THE RESEARCH PROPOSITION"

Registration is still open for the Campus Writing & Speaking Program’s first Brown Bag event of the semester.

Dr. Ollis in Chemical Engineering Education:
If the defining difference between undergraduate and graduate study is the presence and preeminence of research, why doesn't every department offer a graduate course to define research and to teach the mechanics of writing proposals (hypotheses) and papers (results)? (1995; 222-229)

Register here: https://goo.gl/forms/DwQ1YrHcUV8gB0Ed2

12/10/2018

Candice Edrington, Doctoral Candidate

On November 14, 2018, Candice Edrington unconditionally passed her preliminary exams and she is now a Doctoral Candidate in the Communication, Rhetoric, and Digital Media Program. Her dissertation …

12/07/2018

Congratulations to Matt!

Earlier this semester on November 15th, Matt Halm unconditionally passed his written and oral exams and is now a Doctoral Candidate (All But Dissertation). Matt’s committee is comprised of Da…

12/06/2018

Joshua Jackson is now ABD 👏👏

On Tuesday, December 4, Joshua Jackson unconditionally passed his preliminary exams. Josh’s committee is comprised of Helen Burgess as Committee Chair, Andrew Johnston, Stacey Pigg, Nick Tayl…

11/27/2018

Raise your hand if you thought "Writing in the Tech Industry" was a great presentation 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️👨‍⚖️👩🏿‍🔬👩‍🎨👨🏾‍💼👩🏼‍🏫

CRDM Alum Brent Simoneaux (now at Red Hat) joined team member Casey Stegman and talked about writing and communicating in different tech disciplines.

If you didn't get a chance to check it out, you can see the video recording by CHASS IT with your NCSU login: https://chass.online.ncsu.edu/online/Play/91d887290e9b4efb8bc50a4f754972611d

11/26/2018

LEARN TO DJ on THURSDAY! 4-6pm in the ITTC Lab 1A at D. H. Hill

This is an interactive event that will introduce the Libraries’ newest music-making marvel available through our Technology Lending program—the Pioneer DJ Controller DDJ-SB3. Co-developed with DJ Jazzy Jeff, the 2-channel DDJ-SB3 is an ideal tool for DJ beginners with an easy-to-navigate yet professional-style layout.

Participants will have the opportunity to play with the Pioneer DJ Controllers and receive an introduction to the basics of mixing. We’ll cover everything from Serato functions, to the history of the art of DJing.

REGISTER HERE: https://www.lib.ncsu.edu/workshops/intro-djing-dh-hill-1

11/26/2018

Fantastic Brown Bag event happening tomorrow in Caldwell Lounge from 12-1! There will be food, interesting presenters, and useful conversation on writing in the tech industry featuring Brent Simoneaux and Casey Stegman All disciplines and all people are welcome, but please register if you can! http://go.ncsu.edu/cwsp-writing-in-tech-industry

Can't make it? Contact Kendra Andrews about viewing the live stream or watching a recording.

11/21/2018

Greetings from the Campus Writing & Speaking Program!

Registration is still open for the Campus Writing & Speaking Program’s next Brown Bag event of the semester. This event is from 12-1 p.m. on Tuesday, November 27th, 2018.

Brent Simoneaux, Associate Creative Director at Red Hat and NCSU's Communication, Rhetoric and Digital Media Ph.D. alum, will be joined by Casey Stegman, Senior Copywriter at Redhat, to discuss WRITING IN THE TECH INDUSTRY: Lessons from Industry Professionals.

Brent and Casey will share how they communicate complex ideas in compelling ways and discuss several projects that they've developed, including the hit podcast Command Line Heroes. Most importantly, they'll share how instructors can prepare writing students from across the disciplines to communicate in a complex world.

To sign up for this event, go to: http://go.ncsu.edu/cwsp-writing-in-tech-industry

(Room TBA due to a growing audience. We will send details to registrants as soon as possible.)

Registrants must use their NCSU Google mail address in order to access the online registration link. If you have questions about registration, please contact Desiree Dighton ([email protected]) or Kendra Andrews ([email protected]).

We look forward to seeing you there!

09/17/2018

Hello CRDM family: In the wake of Hurricane Florence's state-wide devastation, I know that a lot of us want to do something to help our fellow Carolinians. UNC Chapel Hill has a mega shelter on campus and they will be bringing supplies to the hardest hit areas throughout the next weeks.

According to UNC Chapel Hill's efforts with Red Cross, there is a need for the following items
--Non-perishable food items
--Pop-top canned goods
--Diapers (baby and adult)
--Baby wipes
--Clorox wipes
--Flashlights/batteries
--Paper towels/products
--Water
--Cleaning supplies (brooms, cotton mops, pails/buckets,
sponges, scrub brushes, garbage bags, rubber gloves)
--Personal hygiene items (toothpaste, toothbrushes,
dental floss, gel soap, bar soap, shampoo, deodorant,
band aids)

**Many of these items you may have bought but not used in the storm, please share them with those who need them now.

There is a drop off location by my place in Chapel Hill and I was hoping to collect items from those who want to help. Please bring any of the above items to Ricks Annex between now and Thursday afternoon. If you could leave the items along the windows near the front door, then I will collect them on Thursday evening. The trucks with the donations will be filled by Friday, although I'm sure they will do another round later.

Please let me know if you have any questions. You can send me an email at [email protected] or message me through Facebook.

I am also providing the linked article with other ways that you can help.

Thanks in Advance!
Kendra

There are many ways the University community can support the recovery effort from Hurricane Florence.