In 1987, Sue McLeod wrote to every college in the US and Canada inquiring as to the existence and/or status of WAC programs. The results of that survey were published in various forms, including a _CCC's_ article called "WAC: The Second Stage and Beyond." Sue recently received a grant from WPA to conduct a follow-up study, "Whither WAC?"; she will be collaborating with me (Eric Miraglia) on this follow-up study in which we hope to learn how WAC programs have changed in the eight years since the first study. We have two requests to make of those of you on the list. 1. Due to the usual migration and remigration of WAC Directors and others in charge of WAC programs, our eight-year-old list of names and addresses is badly in need of updating. We would like you to email the name, title, address, phone/fax number, and email address of the person at your institution who is in charge of your WAC program. In exchange, we will compile and sort the addresses and repost them to the entire list in a manageable form so that everyone can have a copy of the updated list. (PLEASE SEND THESE RESPONSES TO [log in to unmask] WITH THE SUBJECT, "WAC ADDRESSES.") 2. In conjunction with this second study, we would like conduct a new survey over the internet; this has the advantage of being free and fast and it simplifies the data-entry process, especially where open-ended questions are being asked. Our question for all of you is this: What questions are *you* interested in asking about WAC programs across the country? What do you want to know about the status of WAC today, and what aspects of WAC programs would be interesting to study diachronically? We will use your answers to this question to help us create a new electronic survey, which we will then post. (PLEASE SEND THESE RESPONSES TO [log in to unmask] WITH THE SUBJECT, "WAC QUESTIONS.") If you wish to see the text of the original survey, send a private request to me and I'll be happy to email it to you. __|~_ Russell A. Hunt __|~_)_ __)_|~_ Learning and Teaching Department of English )_ __)_|_)__ __) Development Office St. Thomas University | )____) | EMAIL:[log in to unmask] Fredericton, New Brunswick___|____|____|____/ FAX: (506) 450-9615 E3B 5G3 CANADA \ / PHONE: (506) 452-0644 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~