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Grand View University on Group Appointments Part I: Foundations

November 18, 2020 by Olsen et al.

The idea that the writers who visit the writing center must already be literate in academic discourse is an absurd assumption, but it admittedly one many tutors have before they begin tutoring. Yet with the ever-changing, increasingly diverse students that are attending college in today’s age, we must consider what their needs are and how best to equip them with those needed skills. This is why Grand View’s group Writing Center appointment-as-class-credit model came about in the first place.

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November 18, 2020 /Olsen et al.

Taking Long Night Online Part 5: Marketing Long Night on your Campus More Effectively

November 04, 2020 by Jennifer Marciniak and Rachel Herzl-Betz

How have your usage patterns changed since COVID-19? Which writer communities seem particularly engaged in your remote services? Which writer communities might need more outreach? What campus partners or collaborators could help you reach reluctant participants? How could being a part of LNAP outreach help them in return?

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November 04, 2020 /Jennifer Marciniak and Rachel Herzl-Betz

Revisiting "Elastic English"

October 21, 2020 by Sidney Thompson

In Praxis Vol. 16, no. 1, Sidney Thompson offered us a vision of “Elastic English,” drawing on traditions of mindfulness and also on insights from Transcendentalist literature to consider the power and potential for transformation in the writing consultation. Here, Thompson offers further thoughts on what writers and consultants stand to gain from the experience of consulting and from taking this approach.

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October 21, 2020 /Sidney Thompson
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