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2025 · Fort Collins, CO

Theme: Colorado State University, July 16-19

About this year's source. Read from the web program, which prints an area for each session.
93sessions
339people listed
67%first listed in this corpus
8.1%at institutions outside the US
28%of listings from ten institutions

Roles

  • presenter: 326
  • chair: 75
  • workshop leader: 30
  • respondent: 17

Proposal areas

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

Countries of listed institutions

  • US: 354
  • HK: 7
  • UY: 5
  • CL: 4
  • PE: 3
  • CA: 3
  • SE: 2
  • RS: 2

Source files

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

Most-listed institutions

Sessions (93)

CodeTitleFormatPeople
A.1An Invitation to Sensemaking: Leveraging WAC as a Site for Systemic ChangePanel5
A.2Global Perspectives on WAC: Redesigns, Placements, and Pedagogical ChallengesPanel5
A.3Meaningful Writing Happens: Writing Across CampusesPanel9
A.4Getting It Right: Strengthening STEM Writing Pedagogy and Supporting STEM Writers through a Grant-funded InitiativePanel4
A.5Influence Without Authority: Imagining WAC Beyond Institutional HierarchyPanel3
A.6Journal Editors Roundtable: Publishing in WACRoundtable11
A.7Studies of Writing Across the CurriculumPanel6
A.8Artificial Intelligence and Technological Innovations Across the CurriculumPanel4
A.9Seeking Inclusion: Motivating Factors and Techniques to Encourage Faculty Across the Disciplines to Participate in Writing CentersRoundtable7
B.1Writing Centers, Grant Teams, and Community Literacy: Shifting Perceptions through Project-based, Stealth WACPanel4
B.2Exploring the Jagged Frontier: Generative AI and Undergraduate Writing in Engineering, Computer Science, and Scientific and Technical DisciplinesPanel6
B.3WAC Histories, Personal and ProfessionalPanel Presentation4
B.4Symbiotic Solutions: Building a Grassroots WAC ProgramPanel6
B.5WAC in the Age of Generative AI: Sustainability, Innovation, and Human AgencyPanel6
B.6Justice, Genre, and Pedagogy: Exploring Prospects for DialoguePanel4
B.7Bridging the Gap: Writing as an Agent of ChangePanel5
B.8Digital Tools, Role Playing, and Reading with AI in Writing Across the CurriculumPanel4
B.9Training Undergraduate STEM Majors to Join Faculty in Primary Research into WID Pedagogy in their Science DisciplinesPanel9
C.1Building from the Ground Up: Establishing an Antiracist WAC Program at an Antiracist InstitutionPanel6
C.2Moving the Center: Writing Center Support Across the CurriculumRoundtable5
C.3Transforming Writing Across the CurriculumPanel3
C.4Reflections on Award-Winning ScholarshipRoundtable7
C.5Emerging WAC: Negotiating the Early Stages of an Informal WAC ProgramPanel6
C.6Toward a WAC Pedagogy of WellbeingRoundtable7
C.7Mindfulness, Reflection, and Writing Across the CurriculumPanel3
C.8Business Writing Across the Curriculum and WAC in Computer SciencePanel4
C.9WAC Pedagogies in Engineering and Communication Across the CurriculumPanel5
D.1Practices > Statements: Working toward Inclusive, Accessible, Global Editorial Practices at Across the DisciplinesPanel4
D.2Failure and Success: Lessons LearnedPanel6
D.3Navigating Interdisciplinary Collaborations in the Age of AI: A WAC PerspectivePanel4
D.4Writing Programs as a Flexible Collaborative: Building an Institutional Culture of WritingPanel5
D.5WAC’s Leadership Role in Promoting AI Literacy Across DisciplinesPanel4
D.6From Serving and Surviving to Enduring and Thriving: Building WAC Program Endurance through General EducationRoundtable7
D.7Pedagogical Innovations of Revision, Feedback, and ResponsePanel6
D.8WAC Collaborations: Peer Tutoring and Working with Students Across DisciplinesPanel9
D.9Designing WAC: WEC, Writing to Engage, and Service LearningPanel6
D.10Where is WAC Now? An Updated Analysis of the Sustainability of the FieldPanel4
E.1IWAC Proceedings: Meet the EditorsRoundtable5
E.2Aligning Writing Concepts Across the First- and Second-Year Biology CurriculumPanel4
E.3High Impact Practices for Students and Embedded Writing Tutors: Campus Collaboration at the University of ArizonaPanel4
E.4Ways of Understanding through the Whole Systems Approach: Findings from the Sustainable WAC ConsortiumPanel5
E.5Navigating Challenges and Sustaining Excellence: CGCC’s Writing-Certified Class Program as a Model for Community College WAC SuccessPanel11
E.6Coalition Building Within and Across Institutions in the Age of Generative AIRoundtable5
E.7Bridging Feedback and Writing Development: Faculty Strategies and Student Experiences in WACPanel6
E.8Peer and AI Review + Reflection (PAIRR)Panel5
E.9Strategies for Building Agency and Confidence: Imitation and InclusivityPanel4
F.1Critical Writing in Restrictive Contexts: Strategies for Antiracist and Inclusive WAC PracticesPanel4
F.2The Writing SySTEM: Multi-Tiered Writing Instructional Support in Graduate EngineeringPanel6
F.3Failures in STEM: Approaches to Improving PedagogyPanel4
F.4WID Interrupted: Highs and Lows of a WID QEP’s Quest for Sustainability in Challenging TimesPanel5
F.5Adapting the WEC Model: Introducing the WID ConsultantPanel6
F.6Decolonizing WAC: Embracing Linguistic Justice, Place-Based Practices, and Global PerspectivesPanel3
F.7Reimagining WAC: Strategies for Growth, Rebuilding, and Innovation in Challenging ContextsPanel5
F.8Insights from Award-Winning WAC ProgramsRoundtable7
F.9Considerations in Open Access Publishing Across Academic CareersRoundtable6
F.10Getting (and Staying) on Board with Communication InstructionPanel5
G.1Investigating Virtual Reality and Immersive Writing Across the DisciplinesPanel6
G.2One Hand Teaches the Other: Kinesthetic Writing Pedagogy in a Robotic WorldPanel4
G.3Generative AI and WAC: Adapting, Training, and SupportingPanel5
G.4Building Cultures of Assessment for First Year Writing Across the DisciplinesPanel5
G.5Changing What Counts: Shaping Knowledge Equitably and Inclusively through Peer Review and Editorial PracticesRoundtable4
G.6Unique Cultures and Contexts: Learning through WACPanel5
G.7Learning, Reading and Writing in Unique Environments through WACPanel7
G.8Valuing Student Voices: Using Critical Literacy Narratives to Transform Writing PedagogyPanel6
G.9The Potentials and Challenges of Localized WAC at a Regional HSIRoundtable7
G.10AWAC and WAC Standing Group: PODS and MentoringRoundtable1
H.1Cultivating the Human in Generative AI: Assessing PapyrusAI at Three California CollegesPanel5
H.2Pedagogical Practices and Program Possibilities: Deploying a Graduate Research Team to Energize WAC Initiatives on CampusPanel5
H.3Writing to BEND: Embracing the Messiness of WAC in CommunityPanel4
H.4Sleep, Creep, Leap: Cultivating Writing through Strategic Partnerships at Princeton UniversityPanel6
H.5The WAC Clearinghouse in 2025 and Beyond: Current Concerns and Future ChallengesRoundtable6
H.6Intersections Among U.S. and International Institutional ContextsPanel4
H.7Faculty Development Across the Curriculum and the GlobePanel8
H.8Innovating and Accessing: Disabled Student Perspectives on Source UsePanel3
H.9Latest Developments on English Across the Curriculum (EAC) in Hong Kong: Multimodality, Integration of GenAI, and Staying RelevantPanel5
H.10Advancing Academic Writing in Higher Education in Latin AmericaPanel6
P.1Replacing Writing with Graphics: Written and Infographic-Style Cover Letters Written and Drawn by Undergraduate StudentsPoster Presentation2
P.2What “Talk about Writing” Reveals about Institutional Writing CulturePoster Presentation1
P.3Faculty Writing Retreats: Challenges and Responses to the Changing ProfessoriatePoster Presentation2
P.4Developing Creative Writing Skills through Academic Disciplines: Hindrance or OpportunityPoster Presentation1
P.5The WACademic : Making Future Digital HistoryPoster Presentation2
P.6Letting Go of Authority: Centering Black, Indigenous, and Translingual Student Perspectives in Faculty Training for Writing About Language (WAL)Poster Presentation1
P.7Academic and Community Writing about Democracy Across Grades, Generations, and DisciplinesPoster Presentation3
P.8Charting a Path for Writing in Aviation: The Intersection of WAC and Collegiate Flight TrainingPoster Presentation1
W.1Visibility Strategies for WAC ProgramsPreconference Workshop2
W.2(Re)Considering Writing Pedagogies in Writing Courses Across Disciplines: A Workshop on Integrating Critical Multimodal Pedagogies in WAC Fellowship ProgramsPreconference Workshop2
W.3WAC in Quantum Science?Preconference Workshop4
W.4Archives and Shaping History: WID From Both Sides of the TablePreconference Workshop1
W.5Forwarding Action for Backwards Thinking: Activating DEI-Related Activity in WACPreconference Workshop4
W.6Updating the Statement on AI Writing Tools in WAC SettingsPreconference Workshop10
W.7Writing, Research, and Resilience: Integrating Information Literacy Across Disciplines for Institutional ChangePreconference Workshop4
W.8Sustaining ePortfolio Programming through Open Educational ResourcesPreconference Workshop2
W.9Integration Station: Writing, Learning, and the Happy BrainPreconference Workshop1