Writing in the Disciplines teaches students how to write acceptably in their respective disciplines. Writing in the discipline classes are commonly referred to as Writing Intensive courses. The goal of WID is to allow students to demonstrate writing skills within the genres expected in academic and professional discourse communities.
The resources on the right are arranged by type: general collection books, eBooks, journal articles, videos, and websites. They all relate to writing in the disciplines in some way, though individual resources may cover other aspects of writing.
Convergent journalism: An introduction: Writing and producing across media by 
Writing and editing for digital media by 
Writing for engineering and science students: Staking your claim by 
Writing for social scientists: How to start and finish your thesis, book, or article by 
Writing measurable outcomes in psychotherapy by 
Business writing for technical people: The most effective ways to get your message across by 
Essentials of assessment report writing by 
Legal writing I & II: Legal research and writing & introduction to litigation practice by 
Letter writing including official & business letters by 
Processes: Writing across academic careers by 
The SAGE guide to writing in corrections by 
Scientific writing = Thinking in words by 
Technical writing for environmental engineers by 
What is good academic writing?: Insights into discipline-specific student writing by 
Writing research proposals for social studies and humanities in a higher education context by 
