ProComm 2025–A recap penned by Oliver Niebuhr of the University of Southern Denmark (shared with permission). Photo gallery below!
The 51st IEEE Professional Communication Conference just wrapped up here at the Syddansk Universitet – University of Southern Denmark, Centre for Industrial Electronics (CIE) in Sønderborg …
ProComm 2025 has put into place a different submission cycle than in the past, so please read this page carefully.
Call for papers
https://attend.ieee.org/procomm-2025/call-for-proposals-2/
Making Meaning Through Signs and Signals: Effective and Emerging Multimodal and Technical Communication
Conference dates: July 20-23, 2025Location: University of Southern Denmark, Sønderborg, Denmark
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Currently working at Carnegie Mellon University, Ben Markey’s award-winning paper titled “Presenting and Making Relevant: A Semantic Frame Analysis of Teaching Assistant Perceptions of Writing in Statistics” brings frame semantics to the task relevant to teaching assistants. Markey is a PhD candidate with interests in …
Dr. Nora Rivera, currently working at Chapman University in Orange, CA, USA, is one of two exceptional scholars who won the ProComm 2024 Lufkin Award. We reached out to her to provide more information about her work, her collaborations, and more. Her research and areas …
The Proceedings of the IEEE 2024 ProComm Conference are now available via IEEE Xplore.
Direct link: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/conhome/10609565/proceeding
DOI: 10.1109/ProComm61427.2024
We are bound to Denmark for ProComm 2025 (July 20-23)! Please watch these pages for information about CFPs, registration, and more.
https://attend.ieee.org/procomm-2025/
Reva Schwartz is a research scientist at the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) Information Technology Laboratory (ITL). She serves as Principal Investigator on Bias in Artificial Intelligence and leads the NIST ARIA Program which seeks to advance measurement science for the risks and …
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Thanks for an amazing conference Madison! We had wonderful keynotes anchoring our conference sessions.
Michael Gleischer’s keynote on Shakespeare and Data Visualization got us thinking about how data visualization techniques might be able to help us see communication acts – including Shakespeare’s – in different ways, …
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