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The Writing Center as a Humanizing Space: Adaptability, Resilience, Community, and Defining Values

Grace Kohler, Elena Selthun, Karissa Lopez, Kimberly Le, Sarah Shaffer, Sarah Mahl, Finola Schmahl-Waggoner, Rachel Van Liew, Alex Smith, & Hidy Basta

Seattle University


In adapting our practices and policies to the realities of the pandemic, we prioritized safety and well-being in our team interactions and in interactions with our clients. Prioritizing a humanizing space that is committed to resist colonialist and racist assumptions about language, labor, and work ethics shaped our practice. Our group video presentation focuses on exploring the opportunity we had to identify the discursive space we needed to occupy as a writing center within our internal dialogue and our external outreach to campus community.




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Randall Monty
Randall Monty
Apr 22, 2021

Tremendous work, y'all! Would be interested in hearing what kind of support (or pushback) you got from faculty/admin when you proposed these ideas.

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