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Faculty and students in the Rhetoric of Science and Technology study communication as part of everyday professional activity in science and technology.

Members: Faculty and students who have specific research interests in topics related related to the Rhetoric of Science & Technology
Scholarship: A list of publications, presentations, research projects, and grants by faculty and students in the Rhetoric of Science & Technology.
Courses: A listing of current courses in the Rhetoric of Science & Technology
Dissertations & Theses: The following dissertations in the Rhetoric of Science & Technology have been completed or are currently in progress.
Reading Group: Known as "AmesBlab," a pun on the nearby Department of Energy research lab, the Rhetoric of Science Technology reading group meets periodically throughout the semester to discuss articles and book chapters on a variety of topics across multiple disciplines. We normally meet at the Stomping Ground coffee house on Friday afternoons to end the week with good talk and strong brew of your choice. Come join us for the next meeting.
The amesblab List: How to subscribe and unsubscribe to the "amesblab" announcement email list for folk interested in the rhetoric of science & technology here at ISU.; Contains CVs and other documents related to the Rhetoric of Science and Technology area group.

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