Volume 56 | Fall 2025
Contents
From the Editors
Christian Weisser, Gavin P. Johnson, and Eric House
Interview
You Have to Take a Stand: An Interview with Ian Barnard
Walter Lucken IV
Retrospective
“The New Illiteracy”: “Why Johnny Can’t Write” at 50
Carl Schlachte
Articles
Rhetorical Strategies of Access-Making: A Technē of Access in Writing Pedagogy
Kathleen Lyons
Adding to the Qualitative Research Method Toolkit: Eliciting and Coding Participant Drawings
J. Michael Rifenburg, Jenn Mallette, and Rebecca Nowacek
Let’s Do the Math: Construct-Focused RAD Research for Greater Pedagogical Self-Awareness
Joseph Forte
Habits of Mind as Heuristic for Asset-Based Reflection in First-Year Writing: Students’ Perspectives
Paige V. Banaji and Kathryn Comer
Tracing Transfer: Curriculum Development for Multilingual Writers in First-Year Writing
Yan Li
Program Profiles
Supporting Multilingual Writers: Insights from the AUS Writing Center
Maria Eleftheriou and Sana Sayed
Lab Notes as Disciplinary Literacy: Developing an Integrated, Genre-Based Writing Curriculum in a First-Year Engineering Physics Program
Raffaella Negretti, Hans Malmström, and Jonathan Weidow
Bloom Where You’re Planted: Integrating Writing Knowledge into a Scottish Initial Teacher Education Programme
Rebekah Sims and Sharon Hunter
Sustaining Collective Actions: Program Assessment During Transitional Moments
Shane A. Wood, Nikolas Gardiakos, Matthew Bryan, Natalie Madruga, Pamela Baker, Joel Schneier, Joel Bergholtz, Emily Proulx, Vee Kennedy, Ricky Finch, Mya Poe, Norbert Elliot, and Sherry Rankins-Robertson
Reviews
Review of Multimodal Composing and Writing Transfer, edited by Kara Poe Alexander, Matthew Davis, Lilian W. Mina, and Ryan P. Shepherd
Taylor J. Wyatt
Symposium: Critical Race Theory
Foreword
Andrea A. Lunsford
Counterstory and Genre Praxis in the First-Year Writing Classroom: A Prospective Analysis
Allison Gross and Jessica Lee
Critical Race Reading Theory
Paul Corrigan
“Traitor as Teacher”: Interest Convergence in Rhetoric and Writing Studies
Natalie Shellenberger
Review of Aja Y. Martinez and Robert O. Smith’s The Origin of Critical Race Theory: The People and Ideas That Created a Movement
Ruby Mendoza and Erin Green
