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University of New Mexico Faculty Survey

March 15, 2019/in Materials

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Survey for faculty about undergraduate writing across the curriculum from the WAC program at the University of New Mexico

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Fort Hays State University Sustainability Indicators

March 15, 2019/in Materials

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Draft of Sustainability Indicators for the WAC program at Fort Hays State University

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Indiana University, Bloomington SWOT Analysis

March 15, 2019/in Materials

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SWOT Analysis for the Indiana University, Bloomington WAC program

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2018 CCCC workshop handout

March 14, 2018/in Materials

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This handout was distributed at the 2018 CCCC WSA workshop that was led by Cox, Galin, and Melzer. It includes the principles, methodology, strategies, and bibliography for the WSA.

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Anthrosphere framework for sustainable development theory

March 10, 2018/in Materials

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The anthrosphere model was introduced by Hardi and Zdan (1997) and extended by Bossel (1999). Their model focuses on three major systems, two of which include subsystems: the human system (comprised of individual development, the social system, and the government system), the support system (comprised of the economic system and infrastructure system), and natural system. These systems are outlined in this figure, which Jeff Galin adapted from Bossel (1999, p. 18) to reflect WAC concerns. Reprinted from Galin, J. R. (2010). Improving rather than proving: Self-administered sustainability mapping of WAC programs. Council of Writing Program Administrators Conference, Minneapolis, MN. See Cox, Galin, & Melzer, 2018, pp. 9-13.

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George Mason University Network Map

October 15, 2008/in Materials

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Network map of writing at George Mason University

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