Elizabeth Kleinfeld is professor of English and writing center director at Metropolitan State University of Denver. She has coauthored a textbook on multimodal and multigenre composition and also published articles on disability, inclusivity, writing center work, and student source citation practices and won awards for collaboration and accessible teaching. She blogs about disability at elizabethkleinfeld.com.  Sohui Lee is associate professor and faculty director of the Writing and Multiliteracy Center at California State University Channel Islands, where she founded the Writing & Multiliteracy Center. She is coauthor of Design for Composition and has published more than thirty articles and chapters in peer-reviewed journals.  Julie Prebel is associate professor of American studies, writing center director, and director of the College Writing Program at Occidental College in Los Angeles. She has published in top peer-reviewed journals and presents her work widely at national conferences in writing center studies, composition studies, and American studies.

“A meaningful, thoughtful, effective, and comprehensive approach to a complex conversation. On a foundational level, the sheer variety of voices and types of institutions included and represented automatically make this work unique.”—Karen Keaton Jackson, North Carolina Central University

Elizabeth Kleinfeld is professor of English and writing center director at Metropolitan State University of Denver. She has coauthored a textbook on multimodal and multigenre composition and also published articles on disability, inclusivity, writing center work, and student source citation practices and won awards for collaboration and accessible teaching. She blogs about disability at elizabethkleinfeld.com.  Sohui Lee is associate professor and faculty director of the Writing and Multiliteracy Center at California State University Channel Islands, where she founded the Writing & Multiliteracy Center. She is coauthor of Design for Composition and has published more than thirty articles and chapters in peer-reviewed journals.  Julie Prebel is associate professor of American studies, writing center director, and director of the College Writing Program at Occidental College in Los Angeles. She has published in top peer-reviewed journals and presents her work widely at national conferences in writing center studies, composition studies, and American studies.

“A meaningful, thoughtful, effective, and comprehensive approach to a complex conversation. On a foundational level, the sheer variety of voices and types of institutions included and represented automatically make this work unique.”—Karen Keaton Jackson, North Carolina Central University

Elizabeth Kleinfeld is professor of English and writing center director at Metropolitan State University of Denver. She has coauthored a textbook on multimodal and multigenre composition and also published articles on disability, inclusivity, writing center work, and student source citation practices and won awards for collaboration and accessible teaching. She blogs about disability at elizabethkleinfeld.com.  Sohui Lee is associate professor and faculty director of the Writing and Multiliteracy Center at California State University Channel Islands, where she founded the Writing & Multiliteracy Center. She is coauthor of Design for Composition and has published more than thirty articles and chapters in peer-reviewed journals.  Julie Prebel is associate professor of American studies, writing center director, and director of the College Writing Program at Occidental College in Los Angeles. She has published in top peer-reviewed journals and presents her work widely at national conferences in writing center studies, composition studies, and American studies.

“A meaningful, thoughtful, effective, and comprehensive approach to a complex conversation. On a foundational level, the sheer variety of voices and types of institutions included and represented automatically make this work unique.”—Karen Keaton Jackson, North Carolina Central University