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COMMon Knowledge Blog

To Our Graduating Seniors…

May 1, 2019

It is now May 1st. For Freshman, Sophomore, and Juniors, it means the start of the summer with a couple of months of break before they get to return to UConn again. For me, as a Senior, it means saying goodbye to the community that I have grown to love over the past four years. […]

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In The Media

Creating Safe Spaces for Victims of Microaggressions

February 25, 2019

In the current environment, the press provides daily accounts of racial aggression and violence toward minority groups. While some minority groups experience racial discrimination more than others, according to a new article published in the NCA journal, Communication Monographs, it is Black women who are most negatively affected by this type of behavior. University of Connecticut Assistant Professor of Communication Shardé M. Davis, Ph.D., explores supportive communication among Black women and calls on other scholars to “identify strategies that help Black women manage the ubiquity of microaggressions.”

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  1. Aug 22 W Teaching Orientation9:00am

    W Teaching Orientation

    Thursday, August 22nd, 2019

    09:00 AM - 02:30 PM

    Storrs Campus
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    W Teaching Orientation
    This orientation outlines best practices for teaching writing in the disciplines. It features interactive workshops on building robust revision processes into W courses, designing effective assignments, responding to student writing, and handling the paper load. Our aim is not only to enhance the quality of student learning in W courses but also to explore strategies that can make each instructor’s writing-intensive teaching more effective and rewarding. This orientation is required of all graduate assistants assigned to assist in a 2000+level or to instruct a 1000-level W course.
    Go to: http://writingcenter.uconn.edu/w-teaching-orientation/
    for agenda and registration information

    Contact Information: Margie Ouimette

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