It’s the new year and the new term, a time when some take the opportunity to make and act on resolutions. It might be, in fact, that CWPA can help with some of our members’ resolutions with some fabulous opportunities. Maybe you’ve decided to:

Meet a writing instructor, program director, writing center director, or other writing professional near-ish who you’ve been meaning to chat with, but haven’t yet done.

The National Day on Writing has come and gone; but the spirit that inspired it, we hope, is still with us.  Here’s one way to keep that spirit alive:

It’s fall and back-to-school time – which means that there are also a fair number of stories about writing and education in the news.

In some ways, writing is everybody's business. Because of the central place that writing occupies in daily life, people are often very happy to engage in conversation about what should happen in writing classes and why. 

The Network for Media Action, a WPA initiative designed to help us shape and respond to media depictions of writing and writing instruction, is pleased to announce that its newly re-designed National Conversation on Writing (NCoW) site is now available at www.ncow.org.