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Pil 58,Center For Learning: Writing Centers & Libraries

by James Elmborg and Sheril Hook
Assoc of College & Research Libraries, 2011
Paper: 978-0-8389-8335-5 | eISBN: 978-0-8389-9539-6
Library of Congress Classification Z674.A75 no. 58
Dewey Decimal Classification 20

TOC

    Table of Contents
    					
    Acknowledgments	(?)	
    		Introduction 	
    Part One	Theoretical and Practical Assessments of Collaboration
    										1
    One	Libraries and Writing Centers in Collaboration: 				
    A Theoretical Understanding
    		James K. Elmborg								5
    Two		Teaching Librarians and Writing Center Professionals in Collaboration:
    Complementary Practices
    		Sheril Hook									35
     
    		Bibliography									61
    Part Two 	Studies in Collaboration
    Three		Roots Entwined: Growing a Sustainable Collaboration				
     Lea Currie and Michele Eodice 						66	
    	
    Four		Yours, Mine and Ours: Collaboration among Faculty, 				
    Library, and Writing Center
    		Sarah Leadley and Becky Reed Rosenberg					90
    Five		From Cross-referencing to Co-construction: Contemplating 			
    		Collaborative Potentials for Reference and the Writing Center at 			
    		Southwest Missouri State University 
    		Casey Reid									115	
    Six		Library and Learning Center Collaborations: Within and Outside 			
    		the Walls
    		Judy Arzt									137
    Seven		"It Might Come in Handy": Composing A Writing Archive at 
    the University of New Hampshire: A Collaboration between the 			
    	Dimond Library and the Writing Across the Curriculum/ Connors 			
    	Writing Center, 2001-2003
    		Cinthia Gannett, Elizabeth Slomba, Kate Tirabassi, Amy Zenger, 			
    		and John C. Brereton								170
    Eight		The Wesley College Library and Writing Center: a Case Study in 			
    		Collaboration
    		Michele R. Giglio and Constance F. Strickland				199
    Nine	More Connected Student Learning: Research and Writing
     Project Clinics @ Bowling Green State University	
    Colleen Boff and Barbara Toth						213
    Ten		Gaining a Scholarly Voice: Intervention, Invention, and 
    Collaboration
    Dr. Donna Fontanarose Rabuck, Pat Youngdahl, 
    Kamolthip Phonlabutra, and Sheril Hook					227
    Eleven		A Library, Learning Center, & Classroom Collaboration: 
    A Case Study 
    Carolyn White and Margaret Pobywajlo					251
    Part Three	Conclusion
    		
    Twelve		Off-Center Collaboration
    		Nathalie Singh-Corcoran and Thomas P. Miller				291
    		Contributors									313
    		Index										317