LeAnne Laux-Bachand, M.A.

I currently teach 100 and 200-level writing and research courses, and occasional creative nonfiction writing, in the Core and Writing Studies, and prior to this I taught English 101 as a graduate student instructor at Western Washington University. I am interested in working with diverse student populations, and my teaching and research interests include writing about writing, concurrent transfer, and translingualism. As Coordinator of First-Year Writing, I am interested in working with Writing Studies faculty and other faculty and staff to create inclusive environments for first-year students and other students.
My background includes conference presentations at the Conference on College Composition and Communication and several readings at Northwest venues, including the Richard Hugo House in Seattle and Village Books in Bellingham.
- Writing for College and Work: A Study of Concurrent Transfer. This 2015-18 project looks at first-year writing students who work and asks what connections, if any, they're making between the work in their writing courses and the composing and other skills they use at their jobs.
- TCORE 101: Introduction to Academic Writing
- TWRT 120: Academic Writing I
- TWRT 121: Academic Writing II
- TWRT 111: Discourse Foundations
- TWRT 211: Argument and Research in Writing
- TWRT 287: Creative Nonfiction Writing
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