CITL's Writing Across the Curriculum workshop series is designed for instructors who want to explore how writing can support student learning in their courses, across all disciplines and teaching contexts. Grounded in Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) principles, this series introduces approaches such as writing to learn (WTL) and writing in the disciplines (WID), with a focus on practical strategies that can be adapted to a range of classroom settings.

Each session offers learning opportunities including short presentations, sample assignments from across disciplines, guided discussion and hands-on work with your own course materials. Whether you're just beginning to integrate writing into your teaching or looking to refine your approach, this series is for you.

These workshops will be held remotely on November 5, 12 and 19 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. NT. The Writing Across the Curriculum workshop series is open to faculty and instructors across Memorial campuses.

Learning Outcomes

Through participating in the Writing Across the Curriculum series, instructors will:

• Explore how writing can be used to support student learning and disciplinary thinking.
• Learn strategies for designing clear, effective writing assignments.
• Examine sustainable approaches to giving feedback and responding to student writing.
• Reflect on how writing works in their field and how to help students meet those expectations.
• Begin developing or revising writing assignments or activities for use in their own courses.

To participate in the Writing Across the Curriculum workshop series, please register online. For more information, please contact: