The History of CWiC
CWiC was orignially launched as a pilot project called Speaking Across the University. CWiC’s first director was hired in 1998. The following articles highlight key moments of CWiC's evolution.
Dr. Farrell, Professor of Classical Studies and Chair of the Provost's ad hoc committee to evaluate the SATU pilot project, authored this piece that compared the new Speaking Across the Curriculum (SATU) program with the wrting program. Dr. Deborah Rossen-Knill was the Director of SATU.
"Speaking Across the University"
-Joe Farrel
Almanac, Vol. 45, No. 17, January 19, 1999
In 2002, the program changed its name from Speaking Across the Curriculum (SATU) to Communication Within the Curriculum (CWiC).
"SATU: new name, same program"
The Daily Pennsylvaniain, February 25, 2002
In 2003, CWiC hired its first Associate Director, Dr. Bruce Lenthall.
"Communication Within the Curriculum"
-Ralph Rosen
Almanac, Vol. 50, No. 12, November 11, 2003