Come join the rhetoric and writing studies faculty OKState English Department! We're hiring an assistant professor / associate director of first-year composition. Applications due by Nov. 15. More details below 👇

For the lunchtime crowd: TT position for an assistant professor / associate director of first-year composition Oklahoma State Univ.! Send in your application by Nov. 15.

Are you Zooming in to this year's #IWCA? If so, be sure to meet with the incoming WCJ editors on Saturday, October 23, at 10:15 a.m. EDT. We'll be sharing our philosophy and vision for the journal, as well as answering any questions you may have. Join us! whova.com/embedded/event…

One #IWCA2021 session the WCJ editors are excited about is tomorrow's "The Reluctant Supervisor: Recognizing and Rethinking Power in Supervisory Practices" at 11:30 a.m. EDT. We'll be in the Zoom crowd reconsidering power hierarchies in WC leadership. whova.com/embedded/sessi…

Later today, WCJ's incoming Book Reviews Editor Eric Camarillo, @Dr__Dix, and Gone's session, "Pandemic Exigencies: Technology, Togetherness, Tutoring," will take place International Writing Centers Association! We're excited to hear what insights these WC directors will share. whova.com/embedded/sessi…

To the #IWCA2021 crowd: Make sure you add incoming WCJ Editor Harry Denny, @KyleOddis, and Neal Lerner's Research Incubator Meeting to your agenda! The session takes place tomorrow at 3:15 p.m. EDT. whova.com/embedded/sessi…

We're excited to share Praxis's #CFP for Axis: The Praxis Blog! The Praxis team would love to see candid responses re: decolonizing the writing center: what it looks like, how it can be done. Get your submissions in (750 words recommended) by Dec. 21! praxisuwc.com/praxis-blog/20…

We're still accepting Provocations for WCJ 41! Be sure to get your work in. We especially encourage submissions from junior scholars, graduate students, and others who have meaningful insights to contribute to writing center discourse.

Will you be at the virtual #SCWCA22? If so, we recommend you check out the keynote on Sat., Feb. 5: "Storying (Un)Commonplaces: Writing toward Places Not-Yet-Here" by Jo Hsu. We love Hsu's interdisciplinary work & hope you do, too. Learn more about them ⬇️ vjohsu.com

#IWCW22 starts next Monday, Feb 14 - There is a lot you can do to get ready. Check out the schedule. Make a gif, record a video or a song. Here's a link to the schedule to see where to start! docs.google.com/document/d/1z-… MENAWCA Centre for Writing and Communication (CWC) CWCA/ACCR WLN

📢 Calling all reviewers! WCJ is looking for folks to review articles for our publication. We esp. encourage individuals from marginalized identities & underrepresented groups, as well as undergrads & those outside the US, to join us. Let us know below 👇 tinyurl.com/bchkabur

Call for Reviewers The Writing Center Journal WCJ strongly encourages scholars from marginalized identities & underrepresented groups. We also invite those outside the US. Please read this docs.google.com/document/d/1lZ… Then complete this form docs.google.com/forms/d/14MW_z…

Want to participate in an awesome virtual mini-conference this week? Register for the International Writing Centers Association Online Collaborative today! Registration closes tonight.

Have you checked out the latest special issue of Praxis's Axis blog? If you're interested in decolonial work as it relates to writing centers, this is the issue for you 👇 praxisuwc.com/praxis-blog/20…

We're excited to share our #CFP for undergraduate-driven research! Undergrads, please see the attached document for more information, and let us know if you have any questions. We hope to hear from you soon. Submission link: rb.gy/xcrnwt

Have you seen our recent #CFP for undergraduate research? If you're an undergrad researcher, please submit! (And if you know an undergrad researcher, tell them to submit!) Deadline is August 1, 2022. More info below 👇

We're excited to share issue 40.1 of WCJ, now live at docs.lib.purdue.edu/wcj/. We hope you enjoy it as much as we've enjoyed putting it together. Also, be sure to check Digital Commons periodically, as the DC team is working on uploading back issues of WCJ. Happy reading, all!

We're excited to announce that 40.2 of WCJ is out now for your reading pleasure! From diss. camp curriculum to advanced graduate writing support, this issue covers a range of writing center topics that will be of interest to you. View the issue over at docs.lib.purdue.edu/wcj/ 📖