In This Section News Events News Recent news from the Department of Writing Studies Featured TWC Student: Q&A with Michelle Nguyen Get to know Michelle, TWC major and Peer Advisor! Featured WRTC Student: Q&A with Rebecca Felter Hear from one of our fantastic Writing, Rhetoric, and Technical Communication (WRTC) PhD students! Featured WRIT Programs: BS and Minor in Technical Writing and Communication Director of Undergraduate Studies, Dan Card, shares what makes the Technical Writing and Communication program unique. Learning Abroad as a TWC Student TWC majors’ studying abroad experiences in Ireland and Australia. Dean's Corner: AI and the Liberal Arts Artificial intelligence can write a sonnet, diagnose a disease, and even pass the bar exam, but can it understand justice? Truth? What it means to be human? CLA Voices on AI In CLA, faculty from across disciplines are engaging AI as a tool and as a phenomenon that intersects with ethics, creativity, society, and identity. Welcome to CLA: New Faculty for the 2025–26 Academic Year Please join us in welcoming several new faculty and instructors to the College of Liberal Arts community. New Faculty Spotlight: Fernando Sanchez Learn more about Writing Studies' new faculty member, Fernando Sanchez New Faculty Spotlight: Isidore Dorpenyo Learn more about Writing Studies' new faculty member, Isidore Dorpenyo MA and PhD Summer 2025 Fellowships Learn about the interesting and varied research that our students conducted this summer! Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
Featured WRTC Student: Q&A with Rebecca Felter Hear from one of our fantastic Writing, Rhetoric, and Technical Communication (WRTC) PhD students!
Featured WRIT Programs: BS and Minor in Technical Writing and Communication Director of Undergraduate Studies, Dan Card, shares what makes the Technical Writing and Communication program unique.
Dean's Corner: AI and the Liberal Arts Artificial intelligence can write a sonnet, diagnose a disease, and even pass the bar exam, but can it understand justice? Truth? What it means to be human?
CLA Voices on AI In CLA, faculty from across disciplines are engaging AI as a tool and as a phenomenon that intersects with ethics, creativity, society, and identity.
Welcome to CLA: New Faculty for the 2025–26 Academic Year Please join us in welcoming several new faculty and instructors to the College of Liberal Arts community.
New Faculty Spotlight: Fernando Sanchez Learn more about Writing Studies' new faculty member, Fernando Sanchez
New Faculty Spotlight: Isidore Dorpenyo Learn more about Writing Studies' new faculty member, Isidore Dorpenyo
MA and PhD Summer 2025 Fellowships Learn about the interesting and varied research that our students conducted this summer!
