Volume 9, August 1998

  • WTL, Pedagogy, WID, WAC

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Editor's Introduction
DOI: 10.37514/WAC-J.1998.9.1.01

Writing in Psychology Courses, by David Zehr
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How Do HPER Majors Learn to Write? by Linda Levy
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Better Teaching Through Better Writing: Student Writing in the Education Department, by Gerard Buteau and Patricia Cantor
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Writing Experiences Across the Art Department Curriculum, by Bill Haust
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Writing to Learn Mathematics, by Bernadette Russek
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Teaching Writing and Teaching Philosophy, by Ray Perkins and Dan Kervick
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Writing in the Natural Science Department, by Chris Chabot and Warren Tomkiewicz
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Writing in Computer Science Courses: An E-Mail Dialog, by Peter Drexel and Roy Andrews
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Writing In the Foreign Languages Department, by Gisela B. Estes, Barbara Lopez-Mayhew, Marie-Therese Gardner
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Writing in the Social Science Department, by Michelle Anne Fistek
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Writing to Learn in the Music and Theatre Department, by Roy Andrews
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Using Writing in the Business Department to Pursue Excellence, by Bonnie Bechard
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W-Courses in the English Department: A Goodbye Interview of Henry Vittum, by Mary-Lou Hinman
DOI: 10.37514/WAC-J.1998.9.1.13

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Editor

Roy Andrews

Editorial Board

Dennise Bartelo
Mary-Lou Hinman
Martha Holmes
Robert Miller


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