Teaching Resources for Instructors and Faculty, by Topic
Academic Reading and Notetaking Strategies
Artificial Intelligence in the Writing Classroom
Disciplinary Writing
- WID has a library of books about writing across and within the various academic disciplines. To check availability, . To check out a book, visit us at 302 Howe Memorial Library.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Writing Classroom
General Education Writing Requirements (WIL1 & WIL2)
- WID hosts a that houses information and assignment examples for the WIL1 requirement.
- Read about, find resources, and see examples and ideas on the Foundational Writing and Information Literacy requirements (WIL1) page.
Metacognition
- Students returning to in-person instruction after remote learning report that it is hard to maintain focus and motivation. In (new tab), Saundra Yancy McGuire offers practical, evidence-based strategies that enable instructors to embed metacognitive practices in their courses, reducing obstacles to success. McGuire, chemist and former director of Louisiana State University’s Center for Academic Success, also provides a broader framework promoting empathy and equity.
Multilingual Writers
Plagiarism
Responding to Writing
- Check out our books on responding to writing!
Teaching Writing
WID has a library of books about writing across and within the various academic disciplines. To check availability, . To check out a book, visit us at 302 Howe Memorial Library.
This list includes links to fabulous  available online to ¶¶Òõ̽̽ affiliates.
Instructor and Faculty Teaching Support Beyond WID
Faculty Development Offices @ ¶¶Òõ̽̽
WAC Clearinghouse
 is a wide-ranging scholarly site by Colorado State University about communication across the curriculum. It houses several publications on writing in the disciplines. Use the helpful search box on the homepage to explore materials on any teaching topics of interest.
Supports & Resources for Students
Programs of Study in Writing @ ¶¶Òõ̽̽
While every major or minor at ¶¶Òõ̽̽ offers students opportunities to learn about writing, students who are interested in focusing on writing might consider majors, minors or courses in the following areas:
- English: Creative Writing, Expository Writing, and Creative Nonfiction
- Community Development and Applied Economics: Public Communication and Consumer and Advertising
- Education: Theory and methods courses address issues of literacy
Student Publications & other Writing Opportunities
- The Gist (new tab)Â is an RSO publication of student writing and visual art, including fiction, essays, poetry, photography, and painting
-  is a student-run print and online weekly newspaper, and one of ¶¶Òõ̽̽'s largest RSOs
- The Watertower (new tab) "¶¶Òõ̽̽'s alternative news mag"
- Student Research Conference (new tab)Â is a one-day forum featuring oral presentations and posters of graduate student research projects