This is a pre-print for an article accepted for publication in Research Strategies.Ongoing discussion between the Oregon State University libraries' instruction program and the English composition program focuses on improving collaboration between our programs and more effectively integrating the research process into the English composition curriculum. The authors, formerly the library instruction coordinator and the Assistant Composition Coordinator, briefly describe a qualitative analysis of the problems with students' writing that led us to develop a new model for integrating the research and writing processes. We provide our rationale for selecting conversation as a metaphor for research and summarize suggested teaching strategies from...
This is a pre-print of an article to appear in College and Undergraduate Libraries, Volume 15:1/2 (S...
At George Washington University, librarians and faculty have partnered to provide an effective intro...
In a time of departmental shifting, it is imperative that our English departments consider how we sh...
Why teach ''research as a conversation' ' in freshman composition courses? a met...
Ongoing discussion between the Oregon State University (OSU) libraries\u27 acting instruction coordi...
This presentation was given at WILU (Workshops in Library Use) an international library instruction ...
This article was written as a follow-up to several professional presentations on the conversational ...
When first-year composition students face the traditional research paper, they often struggle to ful...
The freshman course in "writing about literature" is a metaphor of the profession of English. Politi...
In this paper the authors examine how faculty and librarians ’ own approaches to and attitudes towar...
In this paper we examine how faculty and librarians' own approaches to and attitudes toward library ...
This case study examines a project administered by English faculty and librarians at Volunteer State...
This project argues for a re-visioning of the traditional research paper assignment in first-year co...
At George Washington University, librarians and faculty have partnered to provide an effective intro...
Our four-librarian research team embarked on a multi-pronged assessment project to study the behavio...
This is a pre-print of an article to appear in College and Undergraduate Libraries, Volume 15:1/2 (S...
At George Washington University, librarians and faculty have partnered to provide an effective intro...
In a time of departmental shifting, it is imperative that our English departments consider how we sh...
Why teach ''research as a conversation' ' in freshman composition courses? a met...
Ongoing discussion between the Oregon State University (OSU) libraries\u27 acting instruction coordi...
This presentation was given at WILU (Workshops in Library Use) an international library instruction ...
This article was written as a follow-up to several professional presentations on the conversational ...
When first-year composition students face the traditional research paper, they often struggle to ful...
The freshman course in "writing about literature" is a metaphor of the profession of English. Politi...
In this paper the authors examine how faculty and librarians ’ own approaches to and attitudes towar...
In this paper we examine how faculty and librarians' own approaches to and attitudes toward library ...
This case study examines a project administered by English faculty and librarians at Volunteer State...
This project argues for a re-visioning of the traditional research paper assignment in first-year co...
At George Washington University, librarians and faculty have partnered to provide an effective intro...
Our four-librarian research team embarked on a multi-pronged assessment project to study the behavio...
This is a pre-print of an article to appear in College and Undergraduate Libraries, Volume 15:1/2 (S...
At George Washington University, librarians and faculty have partnered to provide an effective intro...
In a time of departmental shifting, it is imperative that our English departments consider how we sh...