Georgia Tech`s Writing and Communication Program Invited Speakers and Events

 

The Writing and Communication Program offers an array of resources for strengthening communication across Georgia Tech, in the workplace, and in the community. Invited communication experts give lectures and lead workshops about topics ranging from lab reports to professional posters, from managing team conflict to giving oral presentations.

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Recent Submissions

  • Imagining Futures Through Technical Communication 

    DiSalvo, Carl; Lawrence, Halcyon; Weakland, Josseph (2016-03-31)
    Students at Georgia Tech will become innovators within their fields, but how will these innovations transform the landscape of technical communication? How do new and emerging technologies change how we communicate? At the ...

  • Technical Communication in the Workplace: Computer Science, Business, and Law 

    Larson, Brian; Menagarishvili, Olga; Rubinoff, Arn; Smith, Julia; Waters, Robert (2016-03-08)
    This panel addresses ways technical communication occurs in a variety of workplace settings: computer science, business, and law. Our three panelists will identify their experiences communicating with different audiences ...

  • The Hidden Language Bias in Technology: A Discussion of Classroom Practices 

    Frazee, Andy; King, Amy; Lawrence, Halcyon; Lovatt, Gabriel; Menagarishvili, Olga; Miller, Monica; Neefe, Lauren; O'Brien, Sarah; Suh, Hansol (2016-03-03)

  • Reframing Multilingualism in the Classroom: A Poetic Celebration of Diversity [2015] 

    Aberle-Grasse, Melissa; Do, Yesol; Lobnik, Mirja; Lux, Thomas; Popick, Meghan; Vedant, Pradeep; Royster, Jacqueline J.; Williams, Harrison (2015-04-09)
    The event featured international Georgia Tech students reading poetry from their home countries, both in the original language and in English, and concluded with a question and answer panel discussion of innovative teaching ...

  • Reframing Multilingualism in the Classroom: A Poetic Celebration of Diversity [2014] 

    Rodriguez, Jose Andres; Syed, Ali; Zhao, Xueying; Lobnik, Mirja; Lux, Jennifer; Shetty, Malavika (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2014-04-08)
    The event featured international Georgia Tech students reading poetry from their home countries, both in the original language and in English, and concluded with a question and answer panel discussion of innovative teaching ...