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WRITING 301 - Practicum in Peer Writing Consultation
Fall 2022, Section 001
Instruction Mode: Section 001 is  In Person (see other Sections below)
Subject: Sweetland Center for Writing (WRITING)
Department: LSA Sweetland Writing Center
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Details

Credits:
1
Other:
Experiential
Consent:
With permission of department.
Enforced Prerequisites:
WRITING 300 or SWC 300.
Grading:
Mandatory credit/no credit.
Repeatability:
May not be repeated for credit.

Description

This course helps students become effective peer writing consultants through practice, additional professional development opportunities, and dialogue around key concepts in writing center work. Students registered for this one-credit course consult in the Peer Writing Center for pay between 3 and 10 hours per week and attend occasional staff meetings.

Course Requirements:

Students reflect on course material and on their experiences as consultants by contributing to a class blog and by engaging in conversation with fellow consultants during class meetings. Students also complete a capstone project that represents an integration of their learning throughout the course.

Schedule

WRITING 301 - Practicum in Peer Writing Consultation
Schedule Listing
001 (SEM)
 In Person
11076
Open
5
 
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W 4:00PM - 5:00PM2160 SHAPIRO
Note: Meets in 2160 Shapiro Library

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