Keynote
Speakers
Marian Staats & Carol Bustamante
Across the Curriculum:
Planning, Writing, Grading
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The
Fifth Oakton Conference for
Teaching Excellence (OCTE) - August 18, 2006 |
Carol Bustamante is an Associate Professor of English and
has been teaching at Oakton since Fall of 2003. She has a
B.S. in Mass Communications from Bradley University, and
an M.A. in English and Sociology from DePaul University.
Marian Staats is an Assistant Professor of English and has
been teaching at Oakton since Fall of 2001. She has a B.A.
in Psychology from Swarthmore College and a Ph.D. in
English from Loyola University Chicago.
Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) is not a new concept, but it
remains a vital one. The key is to have faculty embrace this
concept and then have the tools to put it to work. Why embrace
Writing Across the Curriculum? Because writing involves higherlevel
thinking as it develops a complex set of skills that will serve
our students well throughout their educational careers and beyond.
Students who write well are students who write often. If you
agree, then come and learn how to design effective writing assignments
that will engage your students.
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