Re: Forms, Etc

[Latisha LaRue <kfischer@keller.clarke.edu>]

Linda, this intrigues me (although truly I am the one often accused of
living in a parallel universe, aka outer space, around here;) since ours
is both a drop-in and appointment sorta lab.  What diff would it make?  
	I like this notion of let's play mystery, i.e. what is the client
here for anyway and also, just what are we going to give her regardless
of what she says she came searching for?
				Katie

On Mon, 5 Aug 1996 COBLENTZ@UHDVX3.dt.UH.edu wrote:

> Katie,
> 
> I'm beginning to suspect I live in a paralllel universe.  However, I suspect 
> it's a matter of the differences between a drop-in center and an appointment
> center.  Ours in a drop-in center, and our tutors spend the first couple of
> minutes of a conference figuring out what the student wants.  It's the
> essence of our conferences.  
> 
> In fact, I wouldn't mind a form that simply asks writers to try to express  
> why they have come to writing center.  On the other hand, they are about to 
> tell us.  The form would kind of be invention for the conference and perhaps
> would focus it more quickly.
> 
> Hey!  I'm always open to forms.
> 
> Linda 
>