Jason Tham

@jasontham.bsky.social

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👋 Associate professor at Texas Tech University ⭐️ UX + design thinking + shared leadership 📔 New book: https://linktr.ee/jason.tham

A digital file featured in the center of the frame—set against a computer desktop with a serene subset scene on a beach (Apple Mac OS template desktop art).
A panel of speakers seated at the front of the room facing several small round tables. Behind the speakers is a TV monitor showing session attendees who are online. A moderator is seated on the left side of the speakers. The accent wall in the back is striking in blue. The overall vibe is bright and energetic.
A panoramic view of a room filled with people sitting at tables at an awards ceremony for Arts & Sciences staff and faculty members. On the interior, the warmly lit room features Texan farmhouse + barn style brick walls and open ceiling.
A presenter talking next to her slideshow, which includes a heading that reads “Networks in Writing Studies” and 6 screen captured network graphs figures. Audiences are visible in the foreground.
A speaker talking from behind a lectern. To his right is a slideshow with the visible heading that reads, “Guide to Collaborative Prompting: A Framework for Making Collaborative Thinking Visible”.
A speaker talks behind a lectern. Next to her is a slideshow with a multi-colored design thinking diagram and a visible heading, “Design Thinking for Writing Teams”.
Melissa Ianetta speaking behind a lectern giving the contexts for the session. On stage, she is joined by three other panelists (past CCCC program chairs) to her left and a sign language interpreter on her right. The ambience of the stage is cool with fading blue, purple, and white spotlight colors. The silhouette of the audience is in the foreground.
A speaker talking next to a slideshow with a network graph diagram and a few lines of texts that read, “GenAI does not replace the rhetorical process; instead, it can redistribute it across assemblages of people, tools, interfaces, and institutions”.
A presenter speaking next to a slideshow with the heading “Preliminary Findings & Conclusions” and the main text that reads, “Practicing trauma informed pedagogical principles with online, statewide students in higher education fosters community and a sense of belonging that cultivates academic confidence”.
A presenter points to her slideshow with the heading, “Implementation of the Infographic Project”.
A speaker presents a slideshow during a conference session. The slide is displayed on a screen to the right of the speaker, with a main heading that reads “Can aesthetics increase usability?” and a visual example (a famous Edward Tufte reference) that shows complex but delicately designed data visualization.
A panoramic view of the ceiling-to-floor windows featured at the atrium area of the Huntington Conference Center, with silhouettes of CCCC conference attendees in the foreground.
Kofi Adisa gives the CCCC Chair’s Address at the 2026 convention. He spotlighted behind a podium, his image is projected on two large screens sandwiching the stage.
Anis Bawarshi featured on the stage, giving an award reception speech, as the 2026 CCCC Exemplar Award recipient. Bawarshi is flanked by Aja Martinez and sign language interpreter.
A panoramic view of the front stage in the grand ballroom where the opening session is held, featuring the Local Arrangments Committee chair, flanked by CCCC 2026 Program Chair and sing language interpreter.
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A flyer announcing a series of virtual information sessions for Texas Tech's graduate programs in technical communication and rhetoric. Available times: 10/31 (Tuesday), 12:00-1:00 pm central time 11/8 (Wednesday), 6:30-7:30 pm central time 12/7 (Thursday), 10:00-11:00 am central time Use link in the post to sign up for a session.