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Writing Center Tutors are Available
During Finals Week!


Tutoring takes place in the Library Cafe--look for our sign!

Stop by with writing from any class at any stage of the writing process.


Thursday, May 8 through Tuesday, May 13
Complete tutoring schedule available here.

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The winners of the
2008 Modern Foreign Languages Travel Essay Contest
were recently announced.  Click on the names below (in alphabetical order) to view the winning essays:   

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Christopher Fort

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Cassie Frantz

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Shannon Slee

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The top essays in the ILA and Global Perspectives writing contests--sponsored by CAC and funded through the Waid Prize--were announced at the 22 April 2008 Honor's Day Convocation:

2007-08 Waid Prize for Writing in ILA:

First Prize:
Fannetta Jones, "It Could Be Worse"

Second Prize:
June Machacek, "Tambu's Identity Struggle in Nervous Conditions"

Third Prize:
Hope Grebner, "Cohesion or Separation?: Barack Obama's Two Worlds"
 

Spring 2007, Fall 2007 Waid Prize for Research Writing in Global Perspectives:

First Prize:
Adam Schneider, "Land Use in Mexico, Post-NAFTA"
 

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PREVIOUSLY THIS YEAR, IN CAC:

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"The ‘I’ of the Storm":
Teaching in New Orleans after Katrina

Dr. Nancy Dixon
University of New Orleans
Friday, October 26, 2007
2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
MLC first floor

A graduate of Louisiana State University, Dr. Nancy Dixon has lived in New Orleans on and off for the past 30 years and has been in the city permanently since 1996. She stayed in town for Hurricane Katrina, and she and her partner Bill eventually left a few days later in a rowboat, where they encountered gunfire, bodies, and witnessed much of the city’s destruction.

Dr. Dixon will speak candidly about the current state of affairs in the city, including culture, politics, and education. She will discuss her personal response to the very public event, looking at how we negotiate personal and cultural identity in times of crisis. Students and faculty are encouraged to attend.

Dr. Dixon currently teaches at the University of New Orleans and is the author of Fortune and Misery: Sallie Rhett Roman of New Orleans, recipient of the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Book of the Year Award, 2000.

For more information on Dr. Dixon and her experiences during Katrina, see:

http://chronicle.com/weekly/v52/i04/04a05601.htm

Please contact Steve Price sprice@monm.edu or Rob Hale rhale@monm.edu with any questions.

 

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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!

Read the current issue of The Writing Scots: The Newsletter of the MLC Writing Center.

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.

The Spring 2008 CAC Brownbag Discussion Series is underway.

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

Promote Effective Listening!

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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