35.3356, Calls: 61st IEEE International Professional Communication Conference

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LINGUIST List: Vol-35-3356. Wed Nov 27 2024. ISSN: 1069 - 4875.

Subject: 35.3356, Calls: 61st IEEE International Professional Communication Conference

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Date: 26-Nov-2024
From: Oliver Niebuhr [olni at sdu.dk]
Subject: 61st IEEE International Professional Communication Conference


Full Title: 61st IEEE International Professional Communication
Conference
Short Title: ProComm

Date: 20-Jul-2025 - 23-Jul-2025
Location: Sonderborg, Denmark
Contact Person: Oliver Niebuhr
Meeting Email: olni at sdu.dk
Web Site: https://attend.ieee.org/procomm-2025/

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Phonetics; Phonology;
Pragmatics; Sociolinguistics

Call Deadline: 01-Feb-2025

Meeting Description:

The 2025 IEEE International Professional Communication Conference
(ProComm) is proudly hosted by Centre for Industrial Electronics (CIE)
and the CIE Acoustics Lab at the University of Southern Denmark on
science campus Alsion, Sønderborg, Denmark. The conference will be
held 20-23 July 2025.

The conference takes place under the theme:

“Making Meaning Through Signs and Signals: Effective and Emerging
Multimodal and Technical Communication”

Modern communication calls for more than traditional methods today.
Digital solutions play a crucial role as they expand the efficiency
and reach of communication. Multimodal communication, an evolution of
this trend, is about the challenge of seamlessly integrating various
media forms, from messaging apps to video calls – and it is also about
the challenge of understanding how the different type and layers of
communication, text and images, speech and body language, interact and
interfere in the creation of attractive and effective messages. In an
increasingly interconnected world, the integration of digital
solutions and multimodal communication is crucial for effective
exchange and collaboration. While, of course, inviting papers from all
areas of professional communication, the conference will put a focus
on building such inter-disciplinary bridges, using our Acoustics Lab’s
international network to invite (foreign) language teachers,
public-speaking coaches, researchers from the speech sciences, and
speech-communication engineers to the event.

Join us to share your work, research, and best practices for
technical, engineering, business, science, and professional
communication!

Call for Papers:

We accept full-paper submissions as well as proposals for panels and
workshops.

Please find all relevant details, dates, and submission templates
here:
https://attend.ieee.org/procomm-2025/call-for-proposals-2/



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