Writing centers are in the business of improving writing, one writer at at time. They are also in the business of promoting writing--on campus and throughout the community.
What follows are two podcasts drawn from interviews with writers about writing. What’s most unique about these contributions is that participants speak from their unique perspectives as writing center workers. Working elbow-to-elbow with writers--one-on-one--teaches us something about writing and writers. Here writing center professionals share these stories--about writing, writing centers, and themselves as writers.
South Central Writing Centers Association
NCoW Podcast: Writing center professionals talk about working with writers one-on-one and themselves as writers
Texas A &M-College Station Writing Center (Valerie Balester, Director), in association with the South Central Writing Centers Association
Participants contributed short interviews that described how their work with writing centers can inform what we know about writing and writers. Podcasting team at Texas A&M-College Station compiled interviews into this often amusing and altogether informative podcast. Concludes that not only is everyone a writer and has his or her own individual voice, but that writing centers are well positioned to support goals like these.
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Additional podcasts on writing from the Texas A&M-College Station Writing Center can be found at http://writingcenter.tamu.edu/podcasts/ [Opens in new browser window]
Angela Kennedy, MA student and podcaster (creator, contributor)
This audio file was created as the first in a podcast series called "Podcasts in Practice: Texas A&M University-Commerce Multimodal Writing Series" and contains footage from interviews with internationally recognized poet Denise Duhamel, A&M-Commerce PhD student LeAnn Nash, and former A&M-Commerce writing center director Shannon Carter.
"Writers on Writing" describes different perspectives on writing and specifically what the writing center can do to help with those experiences.