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Transnational Collaborations and Writing Center Development at an English-Medium University in Lebanon By Brian Hotson|2020-12-13T13:51:26-05:00April 30th, 2018|Categories: Theories and Practice|Tags: All the East for the Greek Orthodox Church, American University of Beirut, Antiochian Christian Orthodox Church, Beirut, CCC, center profiles, Chris Thaiss, compositionists, Edward Said, Engaged Writers Dynamic Disciplines, George Mason University, higher-order concerns, iwca, Lebanese American University, Lebanese Civil War, Lebanon, Mason Writing Center, middle east, Orientalism, orientalizing, Patriarch Ignatius IV of Antioch, post-colonialism, Terry Zawacki, University of Balamand, wac, wln, wpa, Writing Center, writing center pedagogy, writing center policy, writing centre| Read More
Volunteer Tutors By Josh Ambrose|2015-10-05T14:26:03-04:00October 5th, 2015|Categories: Advice, Information (archived)|Tags: adjuncts, baruch, iwca, learning center, nyc, pay, salary, wac, wage, wln journal, Writing Center, wv| Read More
