Supports scholars advancing disability, composition, and rhetoric research, with travel awards to present innovative work in these areas at the CCCC Annual Convention.
Funder: National Council of Teachers of English
Due Dates: October 10, 2026
Funding Amounts: Six awards of $750 each (3 for graduate students, 3 for faculty/staff); one-time travel support for the CCCC Annual Convention.
Summary: Supports scholarship at the intersection of disability, composition, and rhetoric by providing travel awards for scholars to present at the CCCC Annual Convention.
Key Information: Applicants must have an accepted CCCC Annual Convention proposal; preference given to first-time attendees and those with limited institutional support.
The Disability in College Composition Travel Awards, administered by the Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC), recognize and support scholars whose work advances knowledge at the intersection of disability, composition, and rhetoric. These awards aim to foster diversity, access, and inclusive practices in writing studies by supporting researchers—particularly those with limited institutional support or prior funding—committed to improving the experiences of people with disabilities in the field. Recipients are selected for innovative contributions in areas such as critical disability studies, accessible pedagogy, community building, and advocacy within composition and rhetoric.