Writing, critical thinking, and lifelong learning are inextricably linked, complex processes and the WID/AC program aims to provide a forum where the college unites to support one another by exchanging pedagogical strategies and promoting practices which emphasize both the value of writing to learn and the use of writing as an essential teaching tool. WID/AC reinforces the College’s mission statement to serve our diverse community by empowering and liberating student voices and increasing their efficacy across borders, boundaries, and worlds.
Program Goals and Objectives
- Host Annual WID/AC "Writing Exchange" Conference
- Promote a community of faculty and students who use writing as a tool of learning
- Develop liaisons between WID/AC and other college committees and organizations
- Use and promote resources to encourage the exchange of pedagogical practices and address writing concerns in partnership with all CCBC faculty and staff
- Maintain and update the CCBC Student Guide to Writing in the Disciplines
- Maintain the WID/AC Council as the representative leadership group of CCBC's Schools and major programs of study
