Good work, Russ.
So even if the UCC/TRU institutional link doesn't work, we have the
resources within our professional group to ensure that we're informed.
For me, there's something symbolic here. Our professional bodies are
vital to our disciplines, especially within the rhetoric, comp and
professional writing community, partly because the need for writing
instruction at all levels is generally much more important than most
administrators in Canadian higher education allow. Writing Centres are
important, as the present discussion thread emphasizes, but most of us
still seem to be struggling to give broad writing instruction the
institutional support it should have in our institutions. The
anti-rhetorical bias in Canadian higher education runs deep.
Again, thanks, Russ.
Henry
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It went more quickly than I thought: it's up now. Have a look and see
if it's the correct text, Henry? Never know whether to trust Google.
-- Russ
Russell Hunt
Department of English
St. Thomas University
http://www.stu.ca/~hunt/
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