Prospective Writing Studies Graduate Students
The Center for Writing Studies brings together faculty and graduate students with shared interests in writing studies, broadly defined.
Writing Across Media TA Applications are Now Open!
The Center for Writing Studies is pleased to invite graduate students from across campus to apply to teach INFO/WRIT 303 Writing Across Media!
Writing Across Media (WAM) is an upper-division multimodal composition course in Writing Studies and Informatics that meets the Advanced Composition...
Critical Disciplinary Scholars
Critical Disciplinary Scholars
Who We Are
The Critical Disciplinarity Scholars are a scholarly community that aims to support liberatory thought and practice by critically exami
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Spring 2024 CWS Colloquium: Professor Romeo García
Professor Romeo García, University of Utah: Archives and (Decolonizing) Archival Impressions in Times of Modern/Colonial Technologies
With recent interest in delinking from and decolonizing Eurocentrism, this talk considers how a...
CWS at Spring 2024 Conferences, Conventions, and Meetings
Conference on College Composition and Communication Annual Convention
April 3–6, 2024, Spokane, Washington
See separate...
Recent Publications by CWS Faculty, Graduate Students, and Alums
Books
Katherine S. Flowers (PhD 2017), Making English Official: Writing and Resisting Local Language Policy.Cambridge University Press, January 2024, ...
Center for Writing Studies at the 2024 CCCC Convention, Spokane
PROGRAM IN PDF
CURRENT CWS FACULTY, POSTDOCS, AND GRADUATE STUDENTS
Wednesday, April 3...
CWS Spring 2024 Events
Wednesday, February 14, 3:30–4:00 pm
LLS INVITED LECTURE
Professor Aja Y. Martinez, University of North Texas, “A Latinx (his)Story Worth Sharing: Richard Delgado and the Makings of a Chicano Legend”
Location: Department of Latina/Latino Studies (1207 W. Oregon St., Urbana), Room...