#4c16: Conference on College Composition and Communication (April 7-9, 2016)

The 2016 Conference on College Composition and Communication was held in Houston, April 7-9, 2016. I volunteered to act as a Social Media Correspondent again, meaning that I got a shiny orange ribbon to denote my tweeting. Following is an index of the panels I attended throughout the conference.

• The Non-Panel Stuff: Registration shenanigans, sight-seeing, badge swag, and many, many tacos.
  
  
• Opening General Session
  Linda Adler-Kassner, Jennifer Winguard, Doug Hesse, Eva Payne, many awards, Sondra Perl, Joyce Locke Carter
  
  
• #A18: Information Literacy and Foundational Writing Transforming Programs through Collaborative Outcomes
  Libby Miles, Susan Dinitz, Daisy Benson
  
  
• #B28: Building Bases for Action: Re/Mapping a Mandated Writing Program Redesign
  William C. Kurlinkus, Susan Kates, Sandra Tarabochia
  
  
• #D07: New Directions in Transnational Asian/Asian American Rhetoric & Composition
  Jolivette Mecenas, Morris Young, Priya Sirohi, Vani Kannan, Xiaobo Wang, Patricia Poblete, Chanon Adsanatham, Jennifer Sano-Franchini (@CCCCAAAC)
  
  
• #F01: Writing Feminism: Negotiating for Action across PublicSpheres
  Shirley Logan, Cheryl Glenn, Krista Ratcliffe
  
  
• #G12: Writing’s Wreckage: What Happens When Writing Fails
  Jenny Rice (@jennyrice), Michael Bernard-Donals, Casey Boyle (@caseyboyle), Victor Vitanza
  
  
• #H07: The Translingual Writing Center
  Nancy Alvarez (@nan_alvarez), Marino Fernandes, Tzu-Shan Chang
  
  
• #I13: Disability Studies and Transformative Access
  Lauren Terbrock, Lauren Obermark
  
  
• #K24: Visualizing the Labor of Writing Center through RAD Research
  @PurdueWLab: Harry Denny, Patrick Love, Beth Towle, Mary McCall
  
  
• #M19: Writers on the Verge: Researching Summer Transition Programs (and Why We Should Do More of It)
  Lance Langdon, Jens Lloyd

I am also chuffed to report I was the top user of #4c16, with 681 posts. Two years running! We'll see if I can keep it up at #4c17 in Portland.