This spring, the Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) program continues to offer a variety of resources to support for faculty, both as scholars who write and as instructors who teach...
When Dr. Monica Headen joined East Carolina University as a full-time faculty member, she brought with her years of experience as an educator, serving as an English teacher, Director of...
Behind every piece of scholarship lies not just hours of individual effort, but also the structures and relationships that make sustained writing possible. Most writers juggle multiple projects and shifting...
What if a few simple shifts in how we explain assignments could dramatically improve student success? Transparency in Learning and Teaching (TILT) is a powerful approach that helps students understand...
If you’ve ever taken a class with Dr. Jim Kirkland, you know why he’s one of ECU’s most beloved professors. Since joining the English Department in 1969 under ECU President...
The buzz around Artificial Intelligence (AI) in higher education can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re uncertain about its practical implications for your teaching. This spring, a group of your ECU...
Writing is more than just words on a page—it’s a dynamic process of discovery, iteration, and growth. Since 2010, the University Writing Program has invited faculty to engage in the...
Writing is as unique as the individuals who engage in it. While it’s tempting to think of the writing process as a neat, linear journey, reality often tells a...
The University Writing Program delivered a robust lineup of writing across the curriculum (WAC) workshops designed to support faculty in enhancing their teaching practices and fostering student success in...
Dr. Sambuddha Banerjee’s passion for the sciences was meant to be. Cosmic, even. In the midst of a restless night, Dr. Banerjee found themselves in a dream surrounded by Kekule’s...