What does WCJ stand for?

Writing Center Journal

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For a fuller description of Bell's evaluation approaches, including his original matrix, see his article in Writing Center Journal 21.

Tapping multiple voices in writing center assessment

1), The Writing Center Journal published an annotated bibliography of the journal's last five years of feature articles and reviews.

So, you helped create a new writing center--now what?: lessons and ...

In a 2003 Writing Center Journal article, Julie Baurer Morrison and Jean-Paul Nadeau theorize that students scapegoat the writing center because of a "self-serving bias, a psychological phenomenon whereby people attribute their successes to their own abilities and their failures to sources outside their control" (33).

Writing center as scapegoat: excuses, pretexts, and passing the buck

In preparing our session, we anticipated that participants would have many questions, so we invited the editors of the Writing Lab Newsletter and Writing Center Journal to provide a list of suggestions for those who want to resist their internalized "arm of excuses" and share their writing with others in the field.

Work in progress: publishing writing center scholarship