Lafayette College
The College Writing Program is currently accepting applications from faculty for spring 2010. If you would like to request a Writing Associate for your course/s next semester, please contact Bianca Falbo by Friday, December 11.
Please note: If you are teaching a VAST course, a WA will automatically be assigned to your class. You need not contact us or fill out an application form.
Faculty teaching newly developed FYS courses are invited to a workshop on how to generate discussion through student writing. The workshop will be held on Wednesday, November 4, noon-1, in Scott Hall 104. Lunch will be provided courtesy of the Provost’s Office. If you’re not currently teaching a newly developed FYS but would like to attend the workshop, please contact me.
Making the Transition to College Writing
Watt Writing Room (aka the WA room), Pardee 319
Noon-1, Wednesday, October 28
First-Year students are cordially invited to join members of CWP for an informal discussion/workshop on writing for college. We’d like to hear from you about your writing experiences thus far: what expectations did you have for writing in college? In what ways have your expectations been met? In what ways have they been challenged? What do you know now as a writer that you wish you’d known (or learned) in high school?
RSVP by October 26 to Bianca Falbo, CWP Director: falbob@lafayette.edu.
We have room for about 20 students in the WA room, so RSVPs will be accepted in the order in which they’re received.
Lunch will be provided.
Note: Prof. Donahue and I will each teach a section of the course for spring 2010.
Faculty developing VAST courses for spring 2010 are invited to join CWP staff for an informal, introductory discussion about teaching with writing on Friday, Oct. 23, noon-1 in Pardee 319. We will be happy to answer your questions about syllabus and assignment design, working with WAs, responding to student writing, etc. Lunch will be provided courtesy of the Provost’s Office. Kindly confirm your participation by Oct 20.
Faculty teaching newly developed FYS courses are invited to a workshop on designing and sequencing writing assignments. The workshop will be held on Wednesday, October 21, noon-1, in Scott Hall 104. Lunch will be provided courtesy of the Provost’s Office. If you’re not currently teaching a newly developed FYS but would like to attend the workshop, please contact Bianca Falbo.
My section of ENG 205/Literary Questions (section 2, MWF 11) is full, and there is currently a short waiting list. If you are interested in adding this section, come to the first class, and I will add your name to that list. Class meets in Pardee 113.
Please email me to schedule a meeting time: falbob@lafayette.edu.
Welcome back, students. Office hours until Aug. 31 are by appt. Office hours for fall 2009 will be posted shortly. Students enrolled in ENG 205 / Literary Questions (section 2) should check the course Moodle site for the syllabus, the weekly assignment schedule, and other course info. My advisees should check the Moodle site for “Falbo Advisees.” If you have questions between now and Aug. 31, please email me.
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