Implementing Audio Consultations in the Writing Center
Type of Culminating Activity
Graduate Student Project
Graduation Date
5-2009
Degree Title
Master of Arts in English, Rhetoric and Composition
Department
English
Major Advisor
Michael Mattison
Abstract
The Boise State Writing Center exists not because writers cannot write; it exists because writers do write. The Center—one of many such writing centers at schools across the country—started conducting tutorial sessions in 1980; its goal is to meet the needs of writers in the Boise State community, a community at a metropolitan university with currently over 19,000 students ("Facts" 1). Each year the Center conducts approximately 3200 sessions—the majority are face-to-face—with writers from every discipline, college, and writing level.
Recommended Citation
Koppelmann, Zachery W., "Implementing Audio Consultations in the Writing Center" (2009). English Literature Graduate Theses and Projects. 2.
https://scholarworks.boisestate.edu/english_gradproj/2