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Feb 19, 2021 • Caitlin Burns
By Rikki Rosenthal '21 The Arcadia University Writing Center has expanded its outreach and engagement throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and adjusted their pedagogical approaches to consultations by providing synchronous consultations through Zoom as well as asynchronous consultations, where...
Apr 22, 2015 • jretter Retter
Daniel Schall, director of the Writing Center, and Stephen Mazzeo, adjunct professor of English, contributed a chapter titled “Infinite Gestation: Death and Progress in Video Games” to Digital Death: Mortality and Beyond in the Online Age, which will be awarded the Ray and Pat Browne Award for Best...
Feb 25, 2015 • jretter Retter
Dan Schall, director of the Writing Center, blended photography and poetry to create a photo essay style-set of four poems titled “Philadelphiamble.” Published in Streetnotes, a peer-reviewed ethnography and poetry journal published out of the University of California (Davis), the pieces comprised...
Writing Center Theory, Composition Theory, Assessment, Post-Avant Poetics, Multimodal Texts, Asemic Writing
Co-Author • 2014
Contribution to book, ABC-CLIO/Praeger
Co-Authored with Stephen Mazzeo
My research encompasses a wide range of traditional and developing trends and discussions in Writing Center theory. I am interested in language and the craft of writing in its numerous forms. In both academic and creative research on composition, my focus is on the dynamic and complex relationship between assessment and writing. My literary research is situated at the point of convergence between narratological and ludological hermeneutics. My craft-based influences lie in my research of Imagist, Objectivist, Abstract Expressionist, post-avant and Language poetics. My creative studies are also focused on emerging and established experimental writing, including multimedia and asemic writing.