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2020 · Virtual (Colorado State University) virtual

Theme: Fifteenth International WAC Conference, held August 2-6, 2021 after postponement

About this year's source. Held virtually in August 2021 after a postponement. Read from the web program.
86sessions
275people listed
67%first listed in this corpus
14.4%at institutions outside the US
28%of listings from ten institutions

Roles

  • presenter: 268
  • chair: 69
  • workshop leader: 13
  • respondent: 12

Proposal areas

As the program printed them. How the areas changed over time.

Countries of listed institutions

  • US: 268
  • HK: 10
  • SG: 8
  • SK: 4
  • CA: 4
  • NZ: 3
  • AR: 3
  • CL: 2

Source files

Links go to the program as the WAC Clearinghouse hosts it, where one exists.

Most-listed institutions

Sessions (86)

CodeTitleFormatPeople
A.1The Challenges of Text Recycling Across the CurriculumPanel4
A.2A Writing Center’s STEM Writing Courses and Research into Elements of their SuccessPanel4
A.3Writing in the Disciplines: BusinessPanel3
A.4Research on WAC IPanel3
B.1Innovating Academic Writing for STEM-Inclined Learners: MATHesisTeaching Demonstration1
B.2Featured Session: Some Thoughts on the Longevity of WAC, Compared to Other "Across the Curriculums":Panel2
B.3The Writing Center as Faculty Resource for Creating Transparent Assignments: A Discussion of a CSUN Writing Center/ Faculty Development CollaborationPanel5
B.4Research on WAC IIPanel4
C.1Inviting Innovation: A Writing Fellows Program Adopts Universal DesignPanel6
C.2Learning in Writing-Intensive Community Engagement Projects That Link Courses Across the CurriculumPanel4
C.3IWAC Proceedings: Meet the EditorsPanel5
C.4Stories of Persistence: Implementing WAC at a Public Flagship University in the Age of AusterityPanel5
D.1Journal Editors Roundtable – Publishing Peer-reviewed Work in WAC/WIDRoundtable7
D.2WAC, Writing Centers, Diversity, and Inclusion: Finding Space to Work on Institutional Racism and Linguistic SupremacyPanel4
D.3English Across the Curriculum (EAC): Adapting WAC for Bi-literate, Trilingual Hong KongPanel4
D.4Inclusive Visions for WACPanel5
E.1In the Face of Change and Uncertainty: Two Decades of Sustaining and Nurturing WAC Programs at CUNYPanel5
E.2Recognizing (and Inviting) Leadership Philosophies and Theories into WAC Scholarship and Program DevelopmentPanel6
E.3Responses to WAC ChallengesPanel3
E.4WAC in an International ContextPanel3
F.1Conceptualizing and Driving a Writing-in-the-Disciplines Initiative to Enhance Undergraduates’ Writing Competence at a University in SingaporeRoundtable7
F.2Coffee, Cake, and Curtains: How Food and Ambiance Helped Create and Still Sustain a Successful WAC ProgramPanel5
F.3Reimagining WAC for Large-Scale Online DeliveryPanel6
G.1In Their Words: Using Departmental Data to Drive WACPanel4
G.2The WRITE Tool: Improving Writing and Information Literacy Instruction through Equitable Assignment DesignPanel5
G.3Research on WAC IVPanel3
G.4Institutional Innovations in WACPanel3
H.1Scaffolding from Foundations: Connecting Foundations Writing with General Education Writing RequirementsPanel4
H.2WID/WAC in Math, Engineering, Physics, & History: an Experiential WorkshopTeaching Demonstration3
H.3Innovations & Challenges of Writing Fellows ProgramsPanel5
H.4WAC and Social JusticePanel4
I.1A Changing of the Guard: Sustaining Success and Revising Elements of a WAC ProgramPanel4
I.2Assessing Collaborative WAC Workshops: Faculty and Student PerspectivesPanel5
I.3Research on WAC VPanel3
J.1Embracing the Always-Already: Toward Queer Assemblages for Writing Across the Curriculum AdministrationPanel3
J.2Developing a PACT for Speaking and Writing across the CurriculumPanel4
J.3Considering the Design and Content of WAC InitiativesPanel3
K.1Installing a Writing Culture Across the Curriculum: Insights from Brazil, Colombia and PeruPanel5
K.2WAC Mobile App for ESL Learners: Rationale, Successes and ChallengesPanel6
K.3Reaching Beyond the Choir: Extending Anti-Racist and Decolonizing Conversations into Our Institutional CommunitiesRoundtable5
K.4WAC in Institutional Context IPanel4
L.1Writing Across the Curriculum: International PerspectivesPanel5
L.2Writing Feedback across the CurriculumTeaching Demonstration4
L.3Research on WAC VIPanel3
L.4WAC as a Locus for Cultural and Pedagogical ChangePanel3
M.1Collaborating for Publication: Conducting Cross-Disciplinary Scholarship on WritingRoundtable8
M.2Plus ça Change: WAC Work in 2020Panel4
M.3Collaborating on a Discipline-Specific Writing Guide: Critical Thinking and Writing in PsychologyPanel5
N.1Mapping Disciplinary Rhetorical Concepts and Reasoning Patterns in an Aerospace Engineering DepartmentPanel5
N.2Research on WAC VIIPanel5
N.3Mapping the (Un)Common: An Interactive, Inclusive e-Map for Support of Diverse Writing ApproachesPanel5
N.4WAC Pedagogy: International PerspectivesPanel2
O.1English as a Lingua Franca in Scholarly Publishing: The Clash of Anglo-American and Slovak Writing StylesPanel4
O.21 Designer, 3 Instructors, 5 Projects, 7.5 Weeks, 200+ Nurses: Why More Process Saved Us AllPanel4
O.3Asia Roundtable: Developing Discipline Content Specific Academic LiteracyRoundtable6
O.4Furthering WAC Influence Through Strategic PartnershipsPanel4
P.1Book Series Editors Roundtable – Publishing Books in WAC/WIDRoundtable7
P.2Strengthening the Core: A Roundtable Discussion on the Design, Implementation, and Sustainable Future of a New WAC/WID ProgramRoundtable7
P.3Team Writing as WAC practiceTeaching Demonstration2
Q.1Strategies for Becoming a Liberatory WAC ProgramRoundtable5
Q.2Writing Across Engineering: A transdisciplinary action research approach to STEM writingPanel4
Q.3What Happens After Publication? Reflections on the Evolution of WAC Teaching, Research, and Collaborative Writing PracticesRoundtable9
Q.4Writing Engagement, Self-Regulation, and Family Support in Educational CommunitiesPanel6
R.1Writing Expertise: Inclusive Teaching and Learning Through Our Field’s Knowledge About WritingPanel3
R.2Bridging "Siloed Spaces": Building a Successful Librarian-Faculty Partnership in First-Year Research-Based CoursesPanel7
R.3Blurred Boundaries: Sussing Out Thresholds between WAC and WPA in Administrative ProfessionalizationRoundtable5
S.1It takes a village…the Past, Present, and Future of a WAC Program at a Young UniversityRoundtable8
S.2Empathizing to Enrich WAC Program DesignTeaching Demonstration1
S.3WAC in Institutional Context IIPanel5
T.1Teaching and Researching Writing Within and Beyond the Curriculum: One University’s Initiatives to Encourage Faculty Collaboration and Further Writing Transfer ResearchPanel6
T.2‘Time and Change will Surely Show…’: A Decentralized WAC Program at a CrossroadsRoundtable7
T.3Detangling the Professional Development of gWPAs in WACRoundtable4
U.1Holistic Assessments: A Better Way to Assess Learning.Teaching Demonstration2
U.2What Do Undergrads Write and What Do They Value? Findings and Implications of Two Current StudiesPanel5
U.3WAC in Institutional Context IIIPanel2
V.1Research on WAC VIIIPanel5
V.2When Learning Outcomes Mask Learning: Probing Assumptions about Writing Assessment in the Age of Learning AnalyticsPanel3
V.3Fostering Ethnographic Interactions and Collaborations: Implications for WAC and WIDPanel5
W.1WAC Mentoring WorkshopPreconference Workshop3
W.2"All I know about assessment came from Assessment Clear and Simple!:" A Workshop for WAC BeginnersPreconference Workshop0
W.3Enhancing the Development of Students’ Disciplinary Discourse and Content Learning in Science and Engineering through a Focus on WritingPreconference Workshop0
W.4Incorporating Private Writing Digitally: Ownership, Autonomy, and FlowPreconference Workshop2
W.5Using Interdependent Roles and Tasks to Increase Learning in Collaborative Writing TeamsPreconference Workshop2
W.6The R Word: Challenges and Opportunities of Rhetoric Across the CurriculumPreconference Workshop1
W.7Creating Innovative Teaching Tools: Integrating Disciplinary and Rhetorical Knowledge with Disciplinary Reasoning DiagramsPreconference Workshop3
W.8Exploring Approaches to Supporting Graduate Writers across Disciplines, Demographics, and Diverse Institutional ContextsPreconference Workshop2