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"Hot Topics in Writing" Podcast Episodes

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Episode 4: "Hot Topics in Writing Looks at Procrastination"
In a special montage piece, Andrew and Julie talked to some tutors at the Writing Center about procrastination and why writers procrastinate. Also featured: an interview with Zac, our technology coordinator, about the exciting changes taking place on our website.

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Episode 3: "Hot Topics in Writing with Shaun Slattery"
Alexis and Andrew have a conversation about digital literacies and social networking in the classroom with the Director of the New Media Studies program at DePaul, Dr. Shaun Slattery. Also featured: profiles of three Writing Center tutors.
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Episode 2: "Hot Topics in Writing with Matthew Pearson"

In this episode, Andrew and Alexis interview the Writing Fellows Coordinator, Matthew Pearson. Also featured: a discussion about online tutorials and the Online Tutoring Module.

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Episode 1: "Hot Topics in Writing with Dr. Lauri Dietz"

In the first episode, Andrew and Alexis sit down with the director of the UCWbL, Dr. Lauri Dietz. Also featured: tutor profiles for three Writing Center tutors.

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Episode 0.5: "Prelude to a Podcast"

While we are working on the first season of our podcast, we have prepared an introductory episode where we talk a little bit about ourselves, what the DePaul Writing Center is, and what we hope to accomplish with "Hot Topics in Writing."

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