Congratulations Dr. Nicole Caswell!
At the International Writing Centers Association’s annual meeting last week in Chicago, IL, ECU Writing Center director, Dr. Nicole Caswell, along with her co-authors Dr. Jackie Grutsch McKinney (Ball State...
At the International Writing Centers Association’s annual meeting last week in Chicago, IL, ECU Writing Center director, Dr. Nicole Caswell, along with her co-authors Dr. Jackie Grutsch McKinney (Ball State...
We are moving ahead rapidly in this first year of QEP implementation. Below is but a sampling of the many things underway to help ECU's student writers as part...
Ever since the new University Writing Center (UWC) opened its doors to students last April, the energy and excitement for writing has been high. The Fall 2013 semester marks the first full semester the...
The University Writing Center (UWC) is open to all students, faculty and staff at ECU. Our staff consists of undergraduate and graduate students from across the disciplines and we are...
This week's post comes from Hector Garza (Theatre and Dance), who currently chairs the Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) Committee. Professor Garza explores several changes that the WAC Committee has...
This week, QEP Director, Wendy Sharer, updates us on what has been happening with the QEP project, "Write Where You Belong." As Dr. Sharer reminded us back in September, the...
(Today’s blog post comes from Christina Bethel, PhD candidate and graduate teaching assistant in the department of English. Christina teaches primarily first-year writing courses; in her research, she investigates identity...
(Today's blog post comes from Hector Garza, Assistant Professor of Theatre History and Literature. In 2011-12, Hector served as the Vice Chair of the Writing Across the Curriculum Committee during...
(Today's blog post comes from Stephanie West-Puckett, teaching instructor in the department of English and Associate Director of the Tar River Writing Project. Stephanie teaches first-year and advanced writing courses;...
(Today's blog post comes to us from Dr. Will Banks, Director of the University Writing Program and Director of the Tar River Writing Project, a local site of the National...