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In its first five years, the Writing Across the Curriculum program:

Has offered more than thirty different workshops/seminars, many of them multiple times.
Has worked with 20 different faculty members to design, develop, and offer workshops/seminars.
Has worked with 15 different faculty members to propose and develop research and resource projects.
Has welcomed more than 250 faculty members at our seminars and workshops.
Has consulted with various departments and units across campus on writing-related issues ranging from assessment to program and course design.
Has grown from an annual budget of less than $5,000 a year in faculty stipends to $40,000 a year in stipends.

We had a big year this year, offering a variety of workshops and seminars, and supporting a number of research and resource projects.

Here are the details:

Writing About Current Societal Events and Challenges
Reimagining Writing Assignments: A Series of Hands-On Workshops
Beginning eCampus Resources for Writing Instructors — A Series of Four Workshops

Annotated Bibliography: Addressing Challenges of Writing about Professional Sources
What We Talk About When We Talk About Teaching Writing Across the Curriculum
Advanced eCampus Resources for Writing Instructors — A Five-Week Seminar
Developing Guides to Writing In Your Discipline — Part 1

Instructor Guides to Common Multilingual Writing Errors: Mandarin — English, Spanish — English, Vietnamese — English Guide
Essential On-The-Job Communication Skills Business Students Should Master: A Syllabus Playbook for New 100WB Instructors

In total, in our first four years, the Writing Across the Curriculum program:

Has offered 14 different workshops/seminars.
Has worked with 11 faculty members to design, develop, and offer workshops/seminars.
Has worked with 7 faculty members to propose and develop research and resource projects.
Has welcomed 160 faculty members at our seminars and workshops.