Reflections: A Journal of Community-Engaged Writing and Rhetoric
Nov 2019
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Expanding Community-Based Work While Maintaining the Edge by Cara L. Kozma
Abstract
Although conventional academic wisdom discourages young scholars from becoming involved in community-based work, the growing interest in service-learning and community literacy reflected in contemporary scholarship in composition and within the larger academy suggests that these are now viable paths to pursue throughout the trajectory of a scholarly career. Link to PDF
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