College English Jul 2022

Redefining Collaboration through the Extended Work of Writing Center Tutors: How Undergraduate Research Expands Opportunities for Collaboration in Higher Education

Andrea Efthymiou ; Ryan Fallert

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College English
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2022-07-01
DOI
10.58680/ce202231993
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collaborative writing writing centers
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