The Southeastern Writing Center Association (SWCA) provides synchronous, online webinars for those interested in topics related to writing center pedagogy and operations. We also invite proposals for topics that would interest a variety of our region’s audiences, including writing tutors (professional, peer, and graduate), administrators, and members.
More webinars to come soon!
Webinar Resources
The Southeastern Writing Center Association (SWCA) Webinar Committee was formed to offer synchronous, online webinars for those interested in topics related to writing center pedagogy and operations. The webinar committee currently consists of the following members:
Deidre Garriott (Committee Chair), University of South Carolina
Maegan Mercer-Bourne, Wake Technical Community College
Billie Jo Dunaway, Daytona State College
Candis Bond, Augusta University
Joy Bracewell, Athens State University
Eric Mason, Nova Southeastern University
The SWCA webinar committee invites proposals for webinars on topics that would interest a variety of our organization's membership, including writing tutors (professional, peer, and graduate), administrators, and members.
You may propose a 60-minute webinar of your own design. The SWCA will provide the Zoom platform and marketing for the event. We will record all events to post for members to consult later.
Possible topics may include (but are not limited to):
Representing Writing Center consulting (WCC) work on CVs/resumes and university reports
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
Writing in the Disciplines
Multimodal Project Consulting
Engaging Students in Tutoring Sessions
How to Tutor Ethics and Critical Thinking
How to Decolonize or create more Socially and Racially-Just Centers
Workshopping opportunities are available for applicants who may appreciate feedback before submission. Additionally, the committee also offers partnering opportunities for potential presenters who are seeking collaborators. Contact webinar committee chair Deidre Garriott for more information.
Deadlines
April 1 for Fall webinars
October 1 for Spring webinars
Please propose your webinar idea, including, if known, your preferred dates and times using the form linked below.