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The Changing Face of the Visual: A Historical Survey of Freshman Composition by Ernest M. Rimanosky

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Since the end of World War II, visual rhetoric based writings in the first year composition classroom have become more prevalent.  Visual rhetoric has already enjoyed a high level of success because not only are there many media and technological resources available for discourse, but the design of writing prompts has given students the latitude […]

Implementing the Master Plan: Undergraduate Writing Requirements and the Changing Face of California by Carrie K. Wastal

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For those who do not know, California has a tripartite system for public higher education.  California’s tiered system is composed of community or two-year colleges, state colleges, and universities.  In 1959, California State legislature called on the Liaison Committee of The Regents of the University and the State Board of Education to develop recommendations for public higher […]