We in the Carolinas Communication Association stand with our membership during these unprecedented times of COVID-19. We miss our members and we look forward to reconvening in 2021. We are moving ahead with preparations to hold the 2021 Carolinas Communication Association Annual Conference in person at Mars Hill University September 24-25, 2021. The Conference Hotel … Continue reading the Carolinas Communication Association stand with our membership
The Carolinas Communication Association stand with our membership
October 5, 2020We in the Carolinas Communication Association stand with our membership during these unprecedented times of COVID-19. We miss our members and we look forward to reconvening in 2021. We are moving ahead with preparations to hold the 2021 Carolinas Communication Association Annual Conference in person at Mars Hill University September 24-25, 2021. The … Continue reading The Carolinas Communication Association stand with our membership
2020 Annual to be released
We are pleased to announce the Carolinas Communication Annual is on schedule to be published later this month. Each year, CCA has provided our membership with a copy of the Annual at our yearly convention. Because of this year's postponement due to COVID-19, we are happy to mail members a hard copy of the journal … Continue reading 2020 Annual to be released
Statement from the Carolinas Communication Association of Support and Action
Dear Colleagues, As the board of our organization, we know that many of our members share our feelings of hurt, anger, and sadness during these current events. Racism has no place in our organization or in our communities. As communication scholars, we recognize the many avenues in which the practices of communication, dialogue, deliberation, identity, … Continue reading Statement from the Carolinas Communication Association of Support and Action
Resources from the Carolinas
As part of our response to and advocacy against systemic racism, CCA is compiling a list of resources authored by and for our membership on the issues of race, equity, memory, and social justice in our local communities. You can view the growing list here and add additional resources to the list by commenting below. … Continue reading Resources from the Carolinas
