Center for Writing Excellence

Students representing all schools celebrated at the 2022 Center for Writing Excellence Multimodal Writing Competition.

The jointly-hosted discussion took place virtually on Feb. 16.

Presenters will share the methods and results of three alumni writing research projects and discuss the implications of the results for teaching writing across the curriculum.

The workshop will encourage faculty to think of ways to use multimodal writing assignments.

Writing Boot Camps are held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. but participants welcome to attend for any amount of time.

The "Artificial Intelligence Writing: Opportunities and Challenges for College Faculty and Staff” is scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 7 and Wednesday, Feb. 8 in the Koenigsberger Learning Center.

Elon Law’s 4th Annual High Rhymes & Misdemeanors Poetry Slam in downtown Greensboro celebrated the rhythm of the written word on October 20, 2022, in a program that commemorated the National Day on Writing.

Erin Pearson noticed a pattern she hadn’t expected teaching a literature survey course, which caused her to ask: How should a professor pivot their pedagogy practices when they start to see a disciplinary course fill with non-majors to keep them engaged and interested in the topic? Read more about her SoTL project and collaboration with the Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning (CATL) below.

Today we feature a story on an Elon University Assistant Professor of Economics, Dr. Brooks Depro, who sought to answer how to make coursework more relevant to his students. The work he has done was recently published in an article title: “Making introductory economics more relevant: Using personalized connections to introduce environmental economics”. You can read more about his story and SoTL process below.

Students representing all schools celebrated at the 2022 Center for Writing Excellence Multimodal Writing Competition.