12.1 (2014): SPECIAL DOUBLE ISSUE ON COURSE-EMBEDDED WRITING SUPPORT PROGRAMS IN WRITING CENTERS
columns
From the Guest Editors
Russell Carpenter
Scott Whiddon
Kevin Dvorak
focus articles
COURSE-EMBEDDED TUTORING AND FIRST-YEAR WRITING: AN IMMERSION IN ACADEMIC DISCOURSE
Locating the Center: Exploring the Roles of In-class Tutors in First-Year Composition Classrooms
Scott DeLoach, Elyse Angel
Ebony Breaux, Kevin Keebler
Kathleen Klompein
Dialoging a Successful Pedagogy for Embedded Tutors
Megan L. Titus, Jenny L. Scudder
Josephine R. Boyle, Alison Sudal
"Developing Writers": The Multiple Identities of an Embedded Tutor in the Developmental Writing Classroom
Helen Raica-Klotz, Christopher Giroux
Christina Montgomery, Ka Vang
Crystal Brinson, Zach Gibson
Taeler Singleton, Kramer Stoneman
When Writing Fellows Become Reading Fellows: Creative Strategies for Critical Reading and Writing in a Course-Based Tutoring Program
Melissa Bugdal and Ricky Holtz
When Center Catches in the Classroom (And Classroom in the Center): The First-Year Writing Tutorial and the Writing Program
Francesca Gentile
An Embedded Model: First-Year Student Success in Writing and Research
Susan Pagnac, Shelley Bradfield
Cyndi Boertje, Elizabeth McMahon
Gregory Teets
WAC/WID COURSE-EMBEDDED TUTORING: MAPPING THE
TERRAIN AND REVISITING CONTENT KNOWLEDGE
Insiders, Outsiders, and Straddlers: A New Writing Fellows Program in Theory, Context, and Practice
William J. Macauley, Jr.
Vast Potential, Uneven Results: Unraveling the Factors that Influence Course-Embedded Tutoring Success
Kelly Webster and Jake Hansen
Re-Envisioning Course-Embedded Programs at the Graduate Level: A Tutor's Experience in a Doctoral, Translingual Marketing Course
Rebecca Hallman
Traction and Troublesome Learning: A Praxis of Stuck Places for Course-Embedded Tutoring
Tara K. Parmiter
William M. Morgan
Re-Envisioning the Brown University Model: Embedding a Disciplinary Writing Consultant in an Introductory U.S. History Course
Steffen Guenzel, Daniel S. Murphree
Emily Brenna
FORWARD MOTION: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND
INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT OF COURSE-EMBEDDED TUTORING
Disrupting Authority: Writing Mentors and Code-Meshing Pedagogy
Cecilia D. Shelton
Emily E. Howson
From Silos to Synergies: Institutional Contexts for Writing Fellows
Jennifer Holly-Wells, Sandra Jamieson
Maya Sanyal
Shifting the Center: Piloting Embedded Tutoring Models to Support Multimodal Communication Across the Disciplines
Dustin Hannum, Joy Bracewell
Karen Head
(Re)Shaping a Curriculum-Based Tutor Preparation Seminar: A Course Design Proposal
Ben Ristow and Hannah Dickinson