Writing Across Disciplines
TCC faculty talk about writing, reading, research and transferable skills across curriculum.
Writing in Every Field: Faculty Advice for Students
Join Professor Jasmeen Bassi-Chahal from Writing Studies and Lindsey Stixrud from the Writing & Tutoring Center as they chat with TCC faculty from across campus to explore how writing is used differently in every discipline. In this video series, discover how faculty approach writing and explore strategies you can use to succeed in your classes and beyond.
Meet our TCC faculty below and learn what your professors have to say about writing, reading, research in their fields, and how these skills can transfer to your future career.
Economics Professor
Interview with Robert Larson about writing in the field of business and economics.
Chemistry Professor
Interview with Kayla Shaffron about writing in the field of chemistry.
Paralegal Professor
Interview with Beth Acken about writing in the field of paralegal studies.
Communications Professor
Interview with Dr. Tomas Ramos about writing in the field of communication.
Early Childhood Education Professor
Interview with Jennifer Karshna about writing in the field of early childhood education.
Writing Studies Professor
Interview with Dr. Andrew Brottlund about writing in the field of writing studies and English.
Sociology Professor
Interview with Dr. Sandra Huerta talks about writing in the field of sociology.
Writing Studies Professor
Interview with Lisa Hoffman about technical writing.
Writing Studies Professor
Interview with Barbara Krystal about writing studies.
Math Professor
Interview with Sean Boyd about writing in the field of math
Check out Writing Synergies!
Inspired by this video series.
Writing Synergies is an interactive activity series designed for TCC faculty, staff, alumni, students, and professionals interested in exploring the role of transferable skills such as writing, reading, and research.
Want to get writing support at TCC?
Visit the Writing & Tutoring Center!
The mission of the Writing & Tutoring Center is to help you become a more successful learner, both in your classes and beyond your time at TCC. Learning is an ongoing process, and our goal here is to help you develop skills and strategies along the way.
Visit us in building 7, room 221 or visit our web page for more information.