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  Community literacy projects let diverse people come together to make a difference through writing, speaking up, and speaking with each other about shared and public concerns. The inquiry projects below have brought college students and faculty into dialogues with urban teens, community adults and parents, teachers, landlords, tenants, and healthcare providers.
   

 

On Mentoring: Reflections by CLC mentors

  1. Exploring the Success and Failure of the Writer/Mentor Relationship in Constructing Text.
    Joe Valeri
  2. What is a Mentor?
    Hillary Carey
  3. Tina: A Portrait of Literate Awareness
    Christie S. Johnson

 

Informal Networks of Support: Where Do Urban Teens Turn?

  1. Family Networks: Does structure effect support?
    Anne Leete
  2. Family and Identity
    A Linguistic Analysis of Agency in Interviews with Four Teenagers.
    Naomi Shabot, M. A.
  3. "If they hit you, hit them back"
    Perspectives on methods of dealing with conflict and confrontation.
    Neema Avashia
  4. The role of a network of support in the college application process
    John Hursh
  5. Our friends and our actions
    Sexuality, influence and perspective
    Anne Ray
  6. Discovering the Making of Meaning: Reading Texts and Negotiating Identity within an Intercultural Context.
    Quo Vadis Cobb, M. A.
  7. The inner city as a "Convictional Community"
    How the black church supports its teens
    Erin Rhodes
  8. A Multicultural Mentor: An Inquiry
    Anne Pettengill
  9. Who Am I?
    Cribbs
  10. Perceptions of Education
    Christine Tarbet
  11. Realizing Community
    Franki L. Williams
  12. Franki's survey
    Franki L. Williams

 

Agency & LD: Decisions Teens Make for Dealing with a Learning Disability

  1. Bridging the Classroom Gap
    Julia Carter
  2. Constructed and Natural Consequences
    Perceptions of a Sister and a Teen
    CMU Writer
  3. Exploring How and Why Teenagers Make Decisions
    Jonn'e Cheah
  4. The "Little" Decisions
    Seeing My Brother, Differently, Through Ken
    Astrid Chow
  5. Mainstream Confusion, Resource Boredom
    Laura Conrad
  6. Seeing Yourself as a Decision Maker
    Erin Eisenger, M.A.