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Wellness and Care in Writing Center Work
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For writing center and writing program scholars, administrators, and practitioners hungry for changing how we labor and how we teach writing, this book details several interventions, pedagogies, and programmatic approaches that place wellness, vulnerability, and anti-racist community care at the forefront of our work. For practitioners outside of the United States, I hope that this book generates meaningful conversations about wellness challenges and care opportunities and leads to interventions that are culturally-specific and site-specific. Of course, as I have detailed in my other work on wellness and labor, the pandemic has given new urgency to these conversations and has upped their stakes. This book, then, is an artifact of a pre-pandemic world. While subsequent revisions have woven in pandemic-specific reflections and information, we are still sorting through the wreckage of a harrowing year. In years to come, I hope that we will look back on this period of uncertainty and fear, and process how the pandemic reshaped us: our work, our tutoring and teaching practices, our attitudes about our institutions, our profession, our programmatic goals. I also hope we examine what the pandemic failed to reshape and the many aspects of the academy that the pandemic adversely shaped.

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Education
Higher education
Material Type:
Textbook
Provider:
Shippensburg University Open Press
Author:
Benjamin Villarreal
Christina Lundberg
Claire Helakoski
Elise Dixon
Genie Nicole Giaimo
Kacy Walz
Kristi Murray Costello
Lauren Brentnell
Miranda Mattingly
Rachel Robinson
Sarah Brown
Yanar Hashlamon
Date Added:
04/15/2021