The Writing@UW Fellowship supports faculty teaching W courses who want to take their writing instruction to the next level. The quarter-long program follows a partner model, inviting faculty to collaborate within their departments or closely affiliated units. Fellows worked together to (re)envision writing in their disciplines and refine their teaching and learning practices. Fellows participate in weekly meetings to engage with Writing in the Disciplines (WID) / Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) scholarship, discuss key issues such as multilingual learners and writing, antiracist assessment practices, and ethical use of AI, and workshop their project plans.
Explore the work from previous cohorts of the Fellowship below.
Fellowship Learning Goals
- Understand and teach the fundamental relationship between writing and learning
- Learn about and use the UW guidelines for teaching W courses
- Use writing as a means to leverage criticality, equity, inclusion, and belonging in their classes
- Develop strategies and materials for effective writing instruction
- Complete a project that enhances writing instruction in their course
- Create a community of teachers who share the same goal: excellence in writing instruction
- Advocate for writing in their department or program while fostering collaboration around writing pedagogy
Megan Callow (Director of Writing@UW) welcomes your questions: mcallow@uw.edu
Rachel Chapman
Laura Chrisman
Amanda Doxtater
Olivia Noble Gunn
Jasmine Kaneshiro
Emily Levesque
Sirine Maalej
Lucas Meza
Chrystel Oloukoï
Eli Patten
Sydney Record
Anne Searcy
Janine Slaker
Morgan Vickers
Mehari Worku