Author: Alyse Campbell

What’s New at the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative? We hope that you are having a great start to the academic year! We’re excited to share some updates on what has been happening and what’s coming up at the Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative (DRC)! Announcements We’ve welcomed four new DRC Advisory Board members this summer: Janine Butler, Nupoor Ranade, Jason Tham, and Ja’La Wourman! We’re thrilled to introduce these new advisory board members along with our current board members: Antonio Byrd, Douglas Eyman, Laura Gonazales, Derek Mueller, and Jentery Sayers. You can learn more about each of the advisory board members…

Digital Rhetoric Collaborative (DRC) Graduate Fellows are graduate students currently working in some area of digital rhetoric who want practical experience collaborating with emerging and established scholars in online publishing with a major university press and website that serves the computers and writing community. Fellows will be selected by the DRC co-directors and board and will receive an annual award of $1000 and recognition on the DRC website. Applications will be accepted until July 19th at the end of the day. The Fellowship is for one year, with the possibility of renewal for one additional year. This fellowship application is…

This year, we had six graduate fellows that worked on various projects on digital rhetoric. Below are some of their reflections on the year, including some information on the projects that they’ve been working on. You can find their projects across various places on the website, including Hack and Yack, the Blog Carnival 21, and the DRC Talk Series, among others. The DRC Fellows also worked on a panel for Computers and Writing 2023 titled: “Connecting Places: The Hybrid Practices of Graduate Students”. We’ve been honored to have these emerging scholars join us this year and look forward to seeing…

Digital Rhetoric Collaborative (DRC) Graduate Fellows are graduate students currently doing research in some area of digital rhetoric who seek professional development experience in online publishing with a major university press and a website that serves the community of computers and writing. Typical projects may include: coordinating a blog carnival, extending the DRC wiki, enhancing the resources section of the website, or taking part in editorial activities associated with DRC publishing. Fellows may also participate in regular team meetings to collaborate and receive feedback on their research and projects in progress. International Fellows’ contributions may be personalized to observe relevant visa…