Table of Contents
Articles
| Crossing Multicultural Borders: Students, Faculty, and Difference in the University Classroom | |
| Wanda Creaser | 1-23 |
| Introducing the Composition Student to the Writer He or She Already Is | |
| Stacey Kastner | 24-33 |
| Paperless Writing in World Literature I: Can Students See the Forest without Writing on the Trees? | |
| Christine Hoffmann | 34-51 |
| Come Together, Right Now, Over Me: Bridging the Gaps between Departments of Kinships | |
| Norjuan Q. Austin | 52-74 |
Roundtable
| A CEA Forum Roundtable: Teaching Writing in New Spaces: Access, Design, and Application in the Technology-Equipped Classroom | |
| An Introduction | 75-77 |
| Teaching Writing in a Digital Age: Addressing Issues of Access | |
| Brittany B. Cottrill | 78-87 |
| Reflecting on Teaching Experiences in the Lab: Challenges with Classroom Design | |
| Vanessa Cozza | 88-97 |
| Teaching in a Laptop Classroom: Merging Traditional with Technological | |
| Katherine Fredlund | 98-107 |
| Disrupting Determinism: Classroom Design as a Technology | |
| Bret Bowers | 108-117 |
Column
| Confessions of a Tenured Professor: Knowing Your Place: A “Professor” and “Travel-Writing Teacher” Returns to Scotland on a Study-Abroad Trip | |
| Colin Irvine | 118-124 |
Book Reviews
| Review: Scott Warnock, Teaching Writing Online: How & Why | |
| R. J. Lambert | 125-131 |
| Review: François Cusset. French Theory: How Foucault, Derrida, Deleuze, & Co. Transformed the Intellectual Life of the United States | |
| Kristina Marie Darling | 132-137 |
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