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Faculty at NDSU may make appointments with the Director of the Center for Writers, Mary Pull, (231-7928) to discuss their own writing projects and to discuss writing assignments, rubrics, and strategies for incorporating writing into their classes.
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Writing Across the Curriculum at NDSU
NDSU Writing Curriculum Organization Chart (KB 3/19/07) pdf
Resources
WAC Clearinghouse: Colorado State University is the hub for writing instruction resources.
Writing as Instructional Practice: This article on the National Education Association website focuses on the need to use writing in classrooms rather than simply teach students how to write.
Engaging Ideas: The Professor's Guide to Integrating Writing, Critical Thinking, and Active Learning by John C. Bean is an excellent book for instructors who wish to incorporate write-to-learn activities into their courses.
The Massachusetts Insitute of Technology offers excellent advice for integrating writing into courses:
Grammar and Editing Information:
NDSU Center for Writers Student Resources: This page contains links to information about the writing process, specific genres, documenting sources, research strategies, and editing.
Using Sources:
"A Stand Against Wikipedia" Published on the Inside Higher Ed website, this article explains why Wikipedia is not a credible source for academic writing.
The New Plagiarism: Jamie McKenzie provides seven solutions to prevent plagiarism in his article, "Seven Antidotes to Prevent Highway Robbery in an Electronic Age."
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