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Writing Center

Writing Center Appointments

Book an Appointment

We offer both face-to-face and online appointments for all writing projects and speaking presentations.

If your appointment is face-to-face, it will take place in Brockway Hall, Room 216 above Hilltop Dining.

If your appointment is online: return to mywconline, click on your appointment, and click on "Start or Join Online Consultation." 

Online appointments take place synchronously, meaning they will occur on the day/time you select. 

This short video provides directions about how to make and access your online Writing Center appointment:

How We Can Help

We work with writers on any facet of the writing process, including (but not limited to):

  • Development
  • Organization
  • Structure
  • Brainstorming
  • Revision
  • Different genres
  • Critical engagement with texts
  • Understanding prompts/assignments
  • Clarity
  • Purpose
  • Audience
  • Rhetorical Concepts

Book an Appointment

  1. Log in to myRedDragon
  2. Go to the "Student" tab
  3. Follow the "WCOnline" link (under Academic Resources)

Or use this button to schedule an appointment today!

Book an Appointment

What To Expect From Your Appointment

Each writing consultation is different based on the needs of the student, but there are a few things that might be helpful to know before your first appointment. Our writing consultations usually last about half an hour. Your writing consultant will sit down with you and together you’ll look over the assignment you’re working on (if you have a prompt for the assignment, be sure to bring it with you). They’ll ask you to explain what you’re looking for help with specifically and then turn to whatever writing you have with you and the session will proceed from there. It is important to keep in mind that our consultants are graduate students and writing instructors who will provide thoughtful, critical responses to your work, but they won’t do the work for you. In other words, our writing consultants are not here to proofread your work, but they will help you become a more mature, more confident writer.