Writing is key to success in school and career. The mission of the BMCC Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) program is to support the integration of writing into all departments in order to promote student learning. WAC faculty offer over 200 different Writing Intensive (WI) courses each semester.
Join us: Wednesday, April 3, 12-2 p.m.
In person: Room S-341
or via Zoom
Zoom link
Passcode: wac
Special Guest Speaker: Ted Hadzi-Antich, Associate Professor of Government, Austin Community College and Founder of the Great Questions Project*
Faculty Panel: 12-12:35 p.m.
Student Panel: 12:40-1:15 p.m.
With students representing writing intensive classes from across the disciplines
*The Great Questions Project seeks to promote discussion-based learning at community colleges. It works with faculty members to redesign corecurriculum courses toward discussion-based study of transformative texts.
For more information on BMCC’s Writing Across the Curriculum and WAC Day 2024, e-mail Holly Messitt (hmessitt@bmcc.cuny.edu) or Rifat Salam (rsalam@bmcc.cuny.edu).
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