Resumers in and beyond a Writing-Intensive Preparatory Course: Challenges, Assets, and Opportunities
Kendon Kurzer
University of California, Davis
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Natasha J. Lee
University of California, Davis
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Amy Macias-Stowe
California State University, Sacramento
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Mary Her
California State University, Sacramento
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Nieva Manalo
California State University, Sacramento
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- 2024-01-01
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