Looks like I might be the first weekly check-in. I am an associate professor of communication studies at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. I study organizational and instructional communication at work and enjoy knitting/crocheting and scrapbooking outside of work. I am working on two projects: one related to methodological validity in qualitative and quantitative published research and one related to oral communication general education requirements. Goals for this week:
1. Add last three articles to literature review to finish argument
2. Update methods to include journals and descriptive statistics
3. Outline introduction and rationale for SofTL article on oral communication requirements
I'm looking forward to it!
Wonderful, Agatha!
I would like to join. Would have responded earlier- but it’s been quite a week!
What a nice idea! Looking forward to check how this works...
welcome, Georgios!
What an excellent opportunity for accountability in n writing and research. I look forward to participating!
Welcome, Danielle!
I’ll be joining you!
Yay! Welcome, Elizabeth!
Sounds like a great idea. I plan to join you.
yay! welcome, Debbie!
Looks like I might be the first weekly check-in. I am an associate professor of communication studies at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. I study organizational and instructional communication at work and enjoy knitting/crocheting and scrapbooking outside of work. I am working on two projects: one related to methodological validity in qualitative and quantitative published research and one related to oral communication general education requirements. Goals for this week:
1. Add last three articles to literature review to finish argument
2. Update methods to include journals and descriptive statistics
3. Outline introduction and rationale for SofTL article on oral communication requirements
Hi Michelle! Glad you are joining us! The check-in has it's own special thread, which you can find here: https://www.publishnotperish.net/p/jan-1519-writing-circle-check-in/comments
You can just cut and paste your comment to that thread.