The Southeastern Writing Center Association
Mission
The Southeastern Writing Center Association (SWCA) was founded in 1981 to advance literacy; to further the theoretical, practical, and political concerns of writing center professionals; and to serve as a forum for the writing concerns of students, faculty, staff, and writing professionals from both academic and nonacademic communities in the Southeastern region of the United States.
A member of the International Writing Centers Association (IWCA), an NCTE Assembly, the SWCA includes in its designated region North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Kentucky, Puerto Rico, and the American Virgin Islands. Membership in the SWCA is open to directors and staff of writing centers and others interested in writing centers from public and private secondary schools, community colleges, colleges and universities, and to individuals and institutions from beyond the Southeastern region.
SWCA - 2012
est. 1981
Southern Discourse
Check out
the new
SWCA posters!
Created by:
Aryanne Schommer,
Tutor at St. Thomas University
Southeastern Writing Center Association
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Southern Discourse: Publication of the Southeastern Writing Center Association is changing to a new format. We will publish two issues yearly—Fall and Spring—instead of three, but we will also add eight pages to each of the two issues, so we are not losing any room for your articles.
SWCA Election Results
President (two-year term): Laura Bokus-Benton
Vice President (two-year term): Rusty Carpenter
Secretary (two-year term): Steve Price
At-Large Member (two-year term): Karen Head
