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The College of Saint Rose |
WACWriting Across the Curriculum
NEXT COMMITTEE MEETING: What is WAC? WAC is a movement designed to emphasize writing in the various disciplines. It is based on the premise that writing is a mode of learning, and that through writing, we are able to gain an increased understanding about a subject. On The College of Saint Rose campus, the WAC Committee meets 3-4 times a semester to discuss writing related issues and activities to help both students and faculty. Please contact the WAC Committee Co-chairs if you are interested in being on the Committee. Faculty, staff, and administrators are welcome! WAC Committee Co-chairs: Daniel Nester , Assistant Professor of English Jaclyn Amoroso , Coordinator of the Writing Center The Wish I'd Known Project: Writing Tips from the Saint Rose Community click above for more information
Discipline-Specific Resources for Students (Note: The outside resources are provided only as general guides and suggestions. Always consult your professors for the specifics of your assignments!)
Art Writing the Art History Paper, from Dartmouth College Writing Assignments in Art History, from University of North Carolina Business Writing Guides--Business Writing, from Colorado State Communications The College of Saint Rose Communications Department AP Style Book Website (the guide is also available at The College of Saint Rose's bookstore!) Boston University COM Writing Center's Guide to AP Style (pdf) Writing in Communications Guide, from University of North Carolina Education Writing a Literature Review (Review of Literature), from The College of Saint Rose English / Performing Arts Writing about Literature, from Purdue University Writing about Poetry, from Purdue University Writing about Film, from Dartmouth College History / Political Science History Paper Writing Guide, from Boston College Writing the History Paper, from Dartmouth College Music Writing the Music Paper, from Dartmouth College Philosophy / Religious Studies Writing Assignments in Philosophy, from the University of North Carolina Writing the Philosophy Paper, from Dartmouth College Writing Assignments in Religious Studies, from the University of North Carolina Writing the Religion Paper, from Dartmouth College
Psychology A Guide to Writing in Psychology, from George Mason University Sciences Example Lab Report from James Madison University's Department of Integrated Science and Technology Sociology (including Social Work and Criminal Justice) Writing the Sociology paper, from Dartmouth College
The University of Hawai'i at Manoa The WAC Clearinghouse at Colorado State WAC at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Communication Across the Curriculum, from Louisiana State (includes a searchable database of how-to guides for teachers)
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