The Undergraduate Writing Center works with undergraduate students and post-baccalaureate matriculated/continuing education students of all writing abilities and course levels.

More than 40 Undergraduate Writing Center peer tutors, from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds, support undergraduate course students with their academic, professional, and personal writing projects in an inclusive, productive, comfortable, confidential, and distraction-free peer-tutoring environment. Tutors work to engage students in a dialogue that meets the immediate needs of their writing project while also supporting their development as writers. From reviewing assignments, brainstorming, and getting organized, to forming an argument, revising, and citing sources, peer writing tutors can assist students at any point in the writing process. All writers benefit from talking through their ideas!

For Students

One-on-One Peer Tutoring

During one-on-one peer tutoring appointments, students can work with a writing tutor on a variety of writing projects at any point in the process.

Writing Partners Program

Students who would like to work with a tutor on a weekly basis are invited to request a writing partner.

Writing Resources

Writers can access writing resources for writing in the disciplines, research support, professional writing, and more.
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Connect with a Tutor

We're located on the Ground Floor of Howe Memorial Library. Turn right at the bottom of the main stairway or left off the elevator near Circulation. We are open Sunday through Friday, from the second week of classes through the last day of classes. We are closed during winter and summer breaks.

Appointment Options and Our Space

For Instructors

In-Class Presentations

Tutors visit classes to introduce the Undergraduate Writing Center and involve students in discussions about various writing topics through in-class presentations.

Writing Mentor Program

The WID Mentor Program connects experienced tutors with courses where they provide additional writing support for students and insight for faculty.

Other Support

The Writing in the Disciplines program provides course, assignment, and pedagogy support. Faculty can connect students to writing support in a variety of ways.