About CAC

Communication Across the Curriculum
Monmouth College
Dr. Steve Price, Director

About CAC

Why Communication Across the Curriculum (CAC)?

	Effective training in communication is ongoing.
	Communicating information, through writing and speaking, helps students to learn more effectively.
	Communication is becoming more and more complex.

Keys to CAC Success at Monmouth College:

	CAC must be tailored to the Monmouth College campus, particular majors, and individual courses.
	Writing and speaking must be repeatedly addressed throughout the curriculum. Effective communication isn't taught in one or two isolated courses.
	Communication activities should be authentic, grounded in disciplinary contexts, whenever possible.
	History
	Mission
	CAC Advisory Committee

WELCOME TO CAC

Communicating to Learn

and

Learning to Communicate

The MLC Writing Center is open during Finals Week! Click here for the complete schedule. You can find us iin the Library Cafe--look for our sign!

Questions about citing sources? Check out our new resource page.

Results from the 2008 ILA and Global Perspectives Writing Contests, sponsored by CAC and funded by the Waid Prize.

Guide to the new ENGL 110 textbook, Good Reasons with Contemporary Arguments

Information available on the Monmouth College C Plan, including distinguishing traits.

Why CAC at Monmouth College? Find out here.

Check out recently received materials in the CAC Resource Collection.

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