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Student voices

Speak Out!: Neurodivergent Students Speak

Want to learn more about how to better support neurodivergent students? Watch this conversation with WSU students. 

Multilingualism at WSU

Multilingualism at WSU is a 35 minute video by WSU students Rosita Ramirez, Lillian Afflito, Spencer Van Tassel and Marynna DaSilva that features interviews with students and faculty about their experiences as multilingual individuals on our campus. 

Student Texts

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This section provide examples of students producing work in a variety of genres, for a variety of audiences and purposes. Here are some questions to consider as you examine these texts: How do these students appeal to their audiences? How do they meet the expectations of their selected genre and mode? How does providing students the opportunity to create multimedia texts enable them to engage with research and different modes of persuasion? 

Genre: digital story

Audience: WSU community

Purpose: to educate about a pervasive race/class based microaggression 

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