Webinar | AI and Academia (2025)
On May 15, 2025, Dr. Wendy Stewart of Miles College, who is well versed on the impact of AI in academia as well as strategies that we as professionals can…
Asynchronous Feedback: Access and Possibility (2024)
This webinar explored asynchronous feedback as a mode for reaching writers who might otherwise be excluded from a writing center community.
Championing DEI in the Job Market: Strategies for Academic Success (ft. Gloria Poveda) with OWCA Events & Group Mentoring
This webinar--held on Thursday, August 29th--explored the importance of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in the academic job market.
Transactional to Transformative: Supporting Students Writing Self-Promotional Genres
This webinar—held on Thursday, May 30th—discussed how to support students—especially those who identify as first-generation, low-income, and underrepresented—in writing self-promotional genres throughout the duration of their studies. Presenter Erin Todey,…
OWCA Informational Session: So You Want to Present at a Conference? (2023)
Do you have ideas that can start a conversation? Have you done research that you want to share? Is there a workshop you feel is invaluable for others to participate…
Webinar | Genres of the Job Market
On Wednesday, August 16th, presenters Dr. Andrea Hernandez-Holm and Dr. Jill Dahlman provided an overview of the academic job search process from researching positions to interpreting job descriptions to preparing the…
Webinar | Perspectives on Asynchronous Tutoring
On Monday, May 15th, panelists Mohsine Bensaid, Maura Grady, Laura Hardin Marshall, and Sarah-Jean Watt offered presentations on their approaches to asynchronous tutoring practices across a variety of institutional contexts.…
Webinar | Fostering a Research Culture in Your Writing Center Panel
On Tuesday, October 4th, panelists Dr. Candis Bond, Dr. Scott Whiddon, and Dr. Carolyn Wisniewski engaged the audience in a discussion of how writing center directors, at a variety of…
Webinar | Story Culture Live: Homegrown Storytelling as Actionable Anti-Racism Work by Clarissa J Walker
On Wednesday, August 24th at 1 p.m. ET, Clarissa J. Walker presented “Story Culture Live: Homegrown Storytelling as Actionable Anti-Racism Work.” Clarissa introduced the components of the SCL framework: Agency, Kinship,…
Webinar | What’s Your Story?: Work Backwards from Your Goals to Identify Data Points and Evidence to Support Your Writing Center (2022)
On July 20, 2022, Rikki Corniola led a webinar on “What's Your Story?: Work Backwards from Your Goals to Identify Data Points and Evidence to Support Your Writing Center.” This…