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Writing Fellow's Faculty Information
How to apply for a Fellow
Faculty who are interested in the assistance of a Writing Fellow for the next semester may apply by filling out the request form:
How to recommend a student as a Fellow
A faculty memeber must complete this required form in order to recommend a student:
What to expect from your Fellow
Writing Fellows will read drafts of papers and give students one-on-one assistance with their revisions. Fellows can give advice on organization and grammar, but cannot give instruction on subject matter content, nor will they discuss grades.
Faculty responsibilities
Faculty who are assigned a Writing Fellow are expected to adhere to the following guidelines:
- Meet with the coordinator of the program before being assigned a Fellow.
- Require at least two papers (minimum of three pages each) written for a grade.
- Be willing to require all students in your class to participate fully in the Writing Fellows program and assign a grade penalty for students who refuse.
- Meet with your Writing Fellow before each set of conferences to discuss your assignments and expectations.
- Meet with your Fellow after the papers have been graded to discuss how successfully the students fulfilled the assignment.
- Administer a student questionnaire at the end of the semester and fill out a faculty questionnaire.
It is generally helpful to make it clear to your students that they are expected to work with the Fellow outside of class. The Fellow needs to have the drafts at least a week before conferences are scheduled, and the students will need at least a week after the conferences to complete their revisions. Ideally, Fellowing requirements should be clearly laid out in the syllabus.
Writing Fellows Coordinator
Direct inquiries to Kathy Lattimore, Learning Commons Writing Center, Memorial Library. Feel free to contact me at lattimore@cortland.edu
Classes that had benefitted from Writing Fellows
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PSY 231Child Psychology |
SHH 370 Disorders of Articulation and Language |
EDU 471 Foundations of Modern Education |
HIS 313/AAS 336 The African American Experience: 1865-present |
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PSY 482 Senior Seminar |
ENG 325 American Literature Before 1900 |
FSA 400 School in American Society |
BIO 514 Mammalian Physiology |
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HLH 494 Assessment and Evaluation of Health Programs |
SPE 650 Autism Spectrum Disorders |
PHI 382 Marxist Philosophy |
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HLH 163 The HIV Epidemic |
SPE 630 Understanding the Learner with Disabilities |
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FSA 210 Principles of Inclusive Education |


