writing

Like many writers, I attended university pursuing an English degree and (fingers crossed) a successful career in print media as a journalist or editor or columnist, etc. Back then, it was easier to distinguish yourself as a published writer because there was more of an accepted formula: write for your school’s newspaper or literary magazine, freelance for some local magazines, intern here and there…then go work for The New York Times, right?!

A new project promotes working collaboratively to improve tools for commenting, citations, and e-publication [Read More]

Students work together using shareable documents to create descriptions of imaginary people that represent clientele. [Read More]