The CEW Welcome our new Graduate Assistant, Yueqiu QQ Zhang! QQ is getting her doctoral degree in Education, with a research interest in the second language writer’s engagement with on-script feedback.
Welcome to the Center for Excellence in Writing!
Question: Who visits The Writing Center?
Answer: Ambitious, motivated and hardworking students who are highly engaged in their writing processes!
That's you!
Visit us to talk about any writing project during any stage of your writing process.
We have appointments meeting in 17 Norton and virtual appointments and evening hours for your convenience!
Community News
Join us in the Writing Lab (Capen 128) Tuesdays 11am-1pm and Thursdays 12pm-2pm. Come work on your English conversation skills through enjoyable low-stress, casual conversations with our friendly staff! No need to bring anything, just yourself and a willingness to talk!
TJ Krzystek, Biological Sciences, bridged his fascination with cell activity with an intention to make a positive social impact. Krzystek believes that centering his research around his intrinsic curiosity about cell biology helped to give him the energy and endurance for the PhD program. Read more here.
Our Graduate Writing Groups are resuming for the spring semester! Groups meet on Thursdays 7-10pm (virtual) and Sundays 1-4pm (in-person). Click here fore more information.
The CEW is a very welcoming resource on campus. As a transfer student in my second semester, I am very appreciative of their welcoming environment since it makes me feel like I fit in on campus.