Undergraduate Students
Whatever your major or assignment, the Center for Excellence in Writing is here for you!
Take advantage of our individual writing consultation service, held in 17 Norton. 45 minutes devoted to you! You can make up to three appointments per week! We have In-person and Zoom appointments.
- Every discipline, field, workplace and community uses writing as a tool to achieve its purposes.
- If you find writing projects to be among some of the most stressful experiences at the university, you are not alone! There are so many choices, dilemmas and uncertainties in the writing process and each context changes up the game a bit.
- "Talking it out" in a low-stress environment is one of the most effective ways to keep your writing process moving.
- Writers develop by actively participating in the writing process and the communities in which writing serves as a tool.
- Students who get involved in the CEW community are participating more and developing more! Join these hardworking, ambitious students by integrating writing consultations into your writing process!
Hot tip: Have your assignment sheet at the ready.
We don't just do class essays!
We can also help you things like scholarship applications, personal statements, job letters and other really important pieces of writing.
Additional Programs for Undergraduate Students
All programs are held in our Writing Lab (128 Capen, inside TASS) Download the current program schedule here:
Creative Writing Group: Any major, this is a place to meet other creative writers, discuss your process, share your writing, and create a community of creatives!
Grammar Check-In: Just have a quick question or a short document you would like reviewed before submission? Drop in as needed.
Weekly Writing Workshops: A time devoted to topical workshops to support your writing development. Feel free to suggest a workshop. Topics change weekly - see our Calendar of Events for upcoming topics.
English Conversation: For our multilingual/international writers, a time to drop in and practice conversation skills with friendly CEW consultants.
Questions? Drop in to 17 Norton or email writing@buffalo.edu