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IWCA

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IWCAInternational Window Cleaning Association
IWCAInternational Writing Centers Association
IWCAIndependent Working Class Association (UK)
IWCAInternational Workshop on Cometary Astronomy
IWCAIrish Wolfhound Club of America, Inc. (Tabernacle, NJ)
IWCAIdaho Weed Control Association
IWCAInternational World Calendar Association
IWCAInternational Women's Contact Antwerp (Belgium)
IWCAInside Wiring Cable


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Most of Swallows current work in the coffee industry consists of volunteering as a member of the IWCA.
Noelle works as a Writing Consultant in Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi's Writing Center, which is a part of the nationally recognized Tutoring and Learning Center Noelle's research interests focus on writing centers and basic writing, and she has presented her work both at the IWCA Conference and at the 13th Annual Learning Communities Conference.
Beth Godbee has been chosen as the recipient of the first Ben Rafoth Graduate Research Award, which supported her travel to the IWCA 2008 Conference in Las Vegas.
 
 
 
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