The TAA Council announces a call for nominations for two TAA awards: The Council of Fellows and The Ron Pynn…
Member Spotlight: Susan M. Ford
TAA member Susan M. Ford is a Professor Emeritus with the Tacoma Community College Nursing Program and a textbook author in the nursing discipline.
She recently published the 11th edition of Roach’s Introductory Clinical Pharmacology as the sole author. It just hit the shelves in October 2017. She writes about pharmacology in the context of nursing practice – which has led her to contribute to two other textbooks and a number of online modules to compliment a 3rd nursing textbook. She is also a reviewer for a number of nursing textbooks.
A special thank you to our Contributing Members
A big thank you to all of our 2017 Contributing Members. Your contributions to the association are much appreciated! Our 2017 Contributing Members (in alphabetical order) are:
#AcWriChat TweetChat: Not on Twitter? Watch live here
Join TAA on Twitter Friday, June 29 at 11 a.m. ET using the hashtag #AcWriChat for our latest TweetChat focused on finding reliable sources.
Not on Twitter? Not sure what a “Tweet Chat” is? Follow us here (you won’t be able to actively participate, but you will be able to follow the chat live).
Member Spotlight: Andrew M. Pomerantz
TAA member Andrew M. Pomerantz is a Professor of Psychology at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and both a textbook and academic author in the psychology discipline.
He recently published two textbooks: the brand new My Psychology (published by Worth, for Introductory Psychology courses) and Clinical Psychology (4th edition, published by SAGE). He has also published dozens of articles in peer-reviewed journals.
#AcWriChat re-caps on getting organized, writing productivity, finalizing and publishing your work
TAA and Janet Salmons from SAGE Methodspace co-hosted a series of Tweetchats for the exchange of ideas and resources about academic writing and publishing using the hashtag #AcWriChat.
View a recap of the 11/3 Tweet Chat – Get Organized
View a recap of the 11/17 Tweet Chat – Writing Productivity
View a recap of the 12/1 Tweet Chat – Finalizing and Publishing Your Work