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PeerCentered is a space for peer writing tutors/consultants or anyone interested in collaborative learning in writing centers to blog with their colleagues from around the world. Bloggers here will share their ideas, experiences, or insight. To contribute to the blog, please contact Clint.Gardner@slcc.edu.

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Fall 2012 International Writing Centers Association Conference

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By Clint Gardner March 08, 2012

9003 COLS Int Writing Center Flier IWCA Fall 2012 Call for Presentations

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WCJ=Writing Center Journal
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CCC=College Composition & Communication

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