PWR News
Recent PWR News
“If we look closely and engage in rhetorical listening, we can find precarious spaces located in the everyday,” Dr. Cristina Ramírez of University of Arizona suggested during her talk at a PWR program meeting on Friday, April 20th. Indeed, Ramírez’s talk, “Barrio Rhetorics of Belonging: Recovering and Historicizing Hidden Rhetorics from Precarious Spaces,” takes on a project that involves not only listening, but also... Read More
Instructor News
Read below for some highlights of what's been keeping our colleagues busy outside the classroom...
Activity Showcase
Building on PWR’s exploration of cultural rhetorics during September Sessions, Program Meetings,...
Student Spotlight
In this issue, we're pleased to spotlight our graduating seniors from the Notation in Science...
Up Close with Student Winners
In this issue, we're excited to spotlight the winners of the Winter 2018 Boothe Prize and Lunsford...
Coordinator's Corner
When I first arrived at Stanford, I found the Boothe Prize essays to be an incredible teaching...
Writing Specialist Confidential
A WIM Sea Change This spring, the Writing and Rhetoric Requirement Governance Board approved a...
Teachers, Writers, Scholars
Photo caption: Tessa in the Mission district. Photo by Alexis Collatos. PWR Lecturer Tessa Brown...
Instructional Innovations and Inspirations
The PWR Newsletter staff had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Cassie Wright about her new, very...
Committee Updates
Since September, the PWR committees have been hard at work to support the lecturers, students, and...
Rhetoric from the Field
Photo caption: Dr. Kevin Browne (center) with Linguistics professor Dr. John Rickford (far left)...
