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A virtual symposium on the threats and opportunities of AI and contract cheating will be held April 17-21. Sponsored by the University of California San Diego Academic Integrity Office, it will include a presentation by Anna Mills, whose resource collection “AI Text Generators and Teaching Writing: Starting Points for Inquiry” is housed on the WAC Clearinghouse.
The IWAC Conference Committee invites proposals for hosting the 2025 International Writing Across the Curriculum Conference. The call can be found at https://pearce.caah.clemson.edu/iwac-2023/hosting-proposals/.
The WAC Clearinghouse is seeking applications for a new associate publisher. This position is part of the leadership team at the Clearinghouse and is involved in all major decisions made regarding its direction. The deadline for application is March 31st.
The WAC Clearinghouse is pleased to announce the launch of its open-access partnership with CCCC and NCTE's Studies in Writing and Rhetoric series. Two new books are available in open-access formats on the Clearinghouse.
The Clearinghouse has created a moderated email list to provide information about new Clearinghouse publications, resources, and events. To subscribe, please visit https://lists.colostate.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/wacnews-l.
Primary school students’ book projects are inspired by writing across the curriculum.
Register now to attend a live panel discussion featuring the Dartmouth ‘66 Exhibit.
Students at West Ewell are writing across the science and history curriculum.
Graduate assistants do important work and take on a large share of undergraduate teaching, yet this labor is often overlooked and undervalued. Please consider completing a doctoral research questionnaire on graduate student labor concerns.
CompPile, a searchable online inventory of published scholarship in post-secondary composition and rhetoric from 1939 to the present, adds recent issues to the database and invites suggestions for resources to add to the collection.