Rita Malenczyk is professor of English and director of the Writing Program and Writing Center at Eastern Connecticut State University. She is editor of A Rhetoric for Writing Program Administrators, now in its second edition; coeditor of Composition, Rhetoric, and Disciplinarity; and a past president of the Council of Writing Program Administrators.

“This book adds a new layer and a new lens to the large body of scholarship focused on establishing the values, mission, and work of the writing center. By exploring it through the lens of sensemaking we can gain a better understanding of the writing center, establish better writing center policy and administration, and better serve our stakeholders while maintaining our own unique space in writing studies.”—Bernice Olivas, Salt Lake City Community College

Rita Malenczyk is professor of English and director of the Writing Program and Writing Center at Eastern Connecticut State University. She is editor of A Rhetoric for Writing Program Administrators, now in its second edition; coeditor of Composition, Rhetoric, and Disciplinarity; and a past president of the Council of Writing Program Administrators.

“This book adds a new layer and a new lens to the large body of scholarship focused on establishing the values, mission, and work of the writing center. By exploring it through the lens of sensemaking we can gain a better understanding of the writing center, establish better writing center policy and administration, and better serve our stakeholders while maintaining our own unique space in writing studies.”—Bernice Olivas, Salt Lake City Community College

Rita Malenczyk is professor of English and director of the Writing Program and Writing Center at Eastern Connecticut State University. She is editor of A Rhetoric for Writing Program Administrators, now in its second edition; coeditor of Composition, Rhetoric, and Disciplinarity; and a past president of the Council of Writing Program Administrators.

“This book adds a new layer and a new lens to the large body of scholarship focused on establishing the values, mission, and work of the writing center. By exploring it through the lens of sensemaking we can gain a better understanding of the writing center, establish better writing center policy and administration, and better serve our stakeholders while maintaining our own unique space in writing studies.”—Bernice Olivas, Salt Lake City Community College