Who We Are; What We Would Be | |
Critique's the Easy Part: Choice and the Scale of Relative Oppression, R. Miller | |
"The Way the Rich People Does It": Reflections on Writing Center Administration and the Search for Status, N. Grimm | |
On Coming to Voice, M. Holt | |
The WPA as Father, Husband, Ex, D. Hesse | |
Surviving the Honeymoon: Bliss and Anxiety in a WPA's First Year, or Appreciating the Plate Twirler's Art, M. Pinard | |
WPAs at Work | |
Taking It Personally: Redefining the Role and Work of the WPA, A. Gillam | |
Orient Express, M. Helmers | |
Mothers, Tell Your Children Not to Do as I Have Done: The Sin and Misery of Entering the Profession as a Composition Coordinator, K. Rhodes | |
Catching Our Tail: A Writing Center in Transition, R. Wahlstrom | |
How to Be a Wishy-Washy Graduate Student WPA, or Undefined but Overdetermined: The Positioning of Graduate Student WPAs, S. Jukuri ; W. Williamson | |
The Peer Who Isn't a Peer: Authority and the Graduate Student Administrator, J. Brown | |
WPAs in Collaboration | |
The Teaching Circle, The WPA, and the Work of Writing in the University, K. Yancey | |
The Writing Committee at Work, T. Fulwiler et al. | |
Envisioning Literacy: Establishing E-mail in a First-year Program, B. Daniell | |
Writing Program Administration and (Self)-Representation: Paradoxes, Anomalies, and Institutional Resistance, M. Tiernan Coda: On Being an Accidental Administrator, J. Harris |
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