Mon – Thur 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Fri 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Sun noon – 9 p.m.Tomson 157 (inside Academic Success Center)
In a tutoring session, you may work collaboratively with your tutor to:
- Brainstorm ideas
- Strengthen arguments
- Develop evidence
- Organize paragraphs
- Learn proofreading strategies
Some writing tutors are trained to offer speaking support to brainstorm ideas, outline a speech, rehearse a presentation, polish your delivery skills, or lead/participate in a class discussion; others are trained by research librarians to offer research support like finding and evaluating sources. Use the “Limit to options” dropdown to search for specific tutor skills, majors, or languages, or the “Staff & Resources” dropdown to search for specific tutors in WCOnline.
New to WCOnline? Use this WCOnline tutorial [slides] or [document] to create an account and make/change appointments.
Want to become a Writing Tutor? First and second year students can apply starting in November each year. Look for open positions and other student employment opportunities at the Academic Success Center.
Faculty Resources
Writing Resources
Meet the Writing Desk coordinator
Bridget A Draxler (she, her, hers)
Associate Director of Writing, Speaking, and Academic Support; Adjunct Assistant Professor of Writing