I am writing to announce that the 2021 annual conference for the Society for Text and Discourse will be held virtually. The Society’s leadership made this decision in consultation with the Oslo conference organizers. The uncertainties regarding the progression of Covid-19 and travel restrictions are such that it is challenging to plan for a face […]
Call for Editor of Discourse Processes
The Society for Text and Discourse and Taylor & Francis are now seeking candidates for the position of Editor for Discourse Processes (DP; https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/hdsp20/current). The Editor’s primary responsibilities will include appointing an Editorial Team (Associate Editors and Editorial Board Members) to work directly with journal management, contribute to the scope and mission of the journal, […]
ST&D Statement on Institutionalized Racism, Justice, and Equity
We wanted to reach out to you to express our deep sadness, anger, and disgust about the senseless loss of life due to institutionalized racism — we are sure that others in our community share these sentiments. As a community, we reaffirm our commitment to stand in solidarity against racism and violence. Systemic racism is […]
ST&D 2020 Online Conference – 30th Anniversary of ST&D
We are pleased to formally announce that registration is now open for the 30th Annual (Online) Conference of the Society for Text and Discourse, Cyberspace, which will be held July 21-23, 2020. Important links and conference details are provided below. ST&D 2020 Online Program: https://easychair.org/smart-program/STD2020/ ST&D 2020 Registration Instructions: To register for ST&D 2020, visit https://societyfortextanddiscourse.wildapricot.org/event-3860019 Members of […]
ST&D 2020: Atlanta Meeting Cancelled
Dear Colleague, A little over a week ago we indicated that we would make a final decision regarding the conferences in April. In the context of the current situation, it is the consensus of the Officers, Governing Board, and the local Organizing Committee that the 2020 physical, face-to-face conference in Atlanta is not possible. As […]
ST&D 2020 Planning and COVID-19
Dear Colleague, Our July 2020 conference in Atlanta is now about four months away. We want to assure the members that the Society for Text and Discourse’s leadership is closely monitoring the events concerning COVID-19 (novel coronavirus). The health and safety of conference participants are of primary concern. We also recognize that there is considerable […]
ST&D 2020 – Call for Papers
The 30th Annual Meeting of the Sciety for Text & Discourse will be held at Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia, USA; July 21 – July 23, 2020. The official call for papers can be found here. We invite students and scholars from various disciplines (e.g., psychology, linguistics, neuroscience, learning sciences, education, computer science, communication sciences, health literacy) to attend and […]
ST&D 2019 Student Travel Awards – Due June 8, 2019
The Society for Text & Discourse is again pleased to offer Student Travel Awards to assist student members of ST&D to attend the 2019 annual meeting in New York City. Undergraduate and graduate students, as well as recent doctorate students are encouraged to apply. Preference will be given to applicants who are presenting a poster […]
Postdoctoral Positions at Arizona State University
The Department of Psychology at Arizona State University (JOB# 12911) invites applications for three Postdoctoral Research Scholar positions in the Science of Learning and Educational Technologies (SoLET) Laboratory directed by Danielle McNamara. The postdoctoral research scholars will be working on projects funded by the IES and ONR to (a) design and develop tutoring modules and […]
NSF #MySTEMspark Social Media Campaign
Starting today until Dec. 7, the National Science Foundation (NSF) will be running a social media campaign — #MySTEMspark — that invites our communities and the broader general public to share a moment that sparked their curiosity or interest in STEM. Maybe it was a movie or documentary you watched, or an experiment you did […]