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In Other Words–a book review
Today’s post comes courtesy of Andrew Rihn, who started working in writing centers as an undergrad at Kent State University – Stark Campus. Today, he works as a professional tutor at Stark State College. Andrew
Research on Writing Centers–Some Essential Studies
Lisa Ede directed Oregon State University’s Writing Center from 1980 to 2010. She retired from OSU at the end of fall term 2013. You can read a graduate student’s history of OSU’s Writing Center here. Lisa
“Does anyone know…?”: The National Census of Writing responds
As a perfect kick-off to our upcoming fall semester, Jill Gladstein writes about the amazing work she and her colleague Brandon Fralix have done creating and curating the invaluable National Census of Writing. Their work was supported by a prestigious
Interview with Dr. Julie Christoph about NCPTW
Editor’s Note: I chatted with Dr. Julie Christoph, the chair of this year’s National Conference on Peer Tutoring in Writing (NCPTW), about her work, the theme of this year’s NCPTW, and what we can expect
Listserv Misgivings and the WcORD
This blog post is courtesy of Patrick Hargon, the Associate Director of the Learning Commons at the University of Nebraska at Kearney. If you haven’t checked out the Writing Center Online Research Database, enter a
Upcoming Events – Conferences, Webinars, and More!
