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A note from Dr. Claire Colombo

Welcome to the CWA LibGuide!

We hope you enjoy checking out our latest news, below, as well as our digital resources related to writing fundamentals, writing for theology, writing in the social sciences, and writing as a spiritual practice found in the CWA LibGuide tabs.

And, if you are looking for print resources related to writing in the Harrison Library collection, you can find these titles in the Course Reserves section of the Learning Commons.

Please reach out to us at writing.center@ssw.edu with any questions you may have.

And please stop by Harrison Library A111 and say hello!

Be well, write well,

  Claire Miller Colombo, Director

Check Out the Latest Edition of Soul by Southwest!

 

Our spring 2025 issue is a celebration of belonging — which, in the words of theologian Willie James Jennings, “should be the goal of all education—not just any kind of belonging, but a profoundly creaturely belonging that performs the returning of the creature to the creator.”

Discover what belonging means to many of our community members in the spring 2025 issue, which can be explored here.

Guidelines for submissions to future editions of the journal can be found here

 

 

Our Staff

Consultants

      

Paige Trivett, MDiv

                                      Jimmy Haney, MDiv                                        

Karla Lifson, MHC

Sascha Anderson, MDiv

Director

Dr. Claire Miller Colombo

Writing and Tech Consultations

 

 

FALL '25 WALK-IN CONSULTATION HOURS

 

Writing Consultations:

M 1:30-3:00pm

T 3:00-5:00pm

W 3:30-5:00pm

Th 12:30-2:30pm

Tech Consultations

(Presentations, Accordance, VoiceThread, Audio/Video, Populi, Social Media, and More!)

F 9:30-11:30am

 

For a writing or technology consultation at another time, please fill out this consultation request form.

 

Thank you, Mark Smith!

   

Austin-area artist Mark Smith visited campus on Monday, September 23, to share about his collection The Hope Suite. Several selections from this series — which expresses the word hope in 44 different languages — are on display in the Harrison Library Learning Commons and will remain so throughout this academic year. Please come explore the works on display, or 

   VIEW SELECTIONS from The Hope Suite here!