ELAC Student Services - Providing students with the accessible help that they need

The Writing Center will be holding workshops for students who need help with their finals on Tuesday and Wednesday at 10:30am to 12:00pm and on Thursday at 9:00am to 10:30am. Come with any questions regarding your English or writing finals. We will be glad to help!You can come to the Writing Center the day of the Workshops to sign up, but seats are limited to 10 people per workshop, so we recommend that you sign up early online. Click here to sign up online!

The Writing Center offers on-going workshops, which are small-group discussions that focus on a particular topic such as thesis development, essay outlining, close reading of texts, and MLA formatting. Other workshops focus on grammar issues like comma splices, run-on sentences, and fragments. Workshops rotate throughout the semester. If a student cannot attend a specific workshop due to a scheduling conflict, that workshop is likely to be offered again at a different time and date. The length of a workshop is fifty-five minutes or ninety minutes.

The Writing Center offers on-going workshops, which are small-group discussions that focus on a particular topic such as thesis development, essay outlining, close reading of texts, and MLA formatting. Other workshops focus on grammar issues like comma splices, run-on sentences, and fragments. Workshops rotate throughout the semester. If a student cannot attend a specific workshop due to a scheduling conflict, that workshop is likely to be offered again at a different time and date. The length of a workshop is fifty-five minutes or ninety minutes.

The Writing Center offers on-going workshops, which are small-group discussions that focus on a particular topic such as thesis development, essay outlining, close reading of texts, and MLA formatting. Other workshops focus on grammar issues like comma splices, run-on sentences, and fragments. Workshops rotate throughout the semester. If a student cannot attend a specific workshop due to a scheduling conflict, that workshop is likely to be offered again at a different time and date. The length of a workshop is fifty-five minutes or ninety minutes.

The Writing Center offers on-going workshops, which are small-group discussions that focus on a particular topic such as thesis development, essay outlining, close reading of texts, and MLA formatting. Other workshops focus on grammar issues like comma splices, run-on sentences, and fragments. Workshops rotate throughout the semester. If a student cannot attend a specific workshop due to a scheduling conflict, that workshop is likely to be offered again at a different time and date. The length of a workshop is fifty-five minutes or ninety minutes.

The Writing Center offers on-going workshops, which are small-group discussions that focus on a particular topic such as thesis development, essay outlining, close reading of texts, and MLA formatting. Other workshops focus on grammar issues like comma splices, run-on sentences, and fragments. Workshops rotate throughout the semester. If a student cannot attend a specific workshop due to a scheduling conflict, that workshop is likely to be offered again at a different time and date. The length of a workshop is fifty-five minutes or ninety minutes.

The Writing Center offers on-going workshops, which are small-group discussions that focus on a particular topic such as thesis development, essay outlining, close reading of texts, and MLA formatting. Other workshops focus on grammar issues like comma splices, run-on sentences, and fragments. Workshops rotate throughout the semester. If a student cannot attend a specific workshop due to a scheduling conflict, that workshop is likely to be offered again at a different time and date. The length of a workshop is fifty-five minutes or ninety minutes.

The Writing Center will be closed on Friday 3/30/12 and Saturday 3/31/12 as well as during the week of Spring Break. If you want to begin making tutoring appointments for the week after Spring Break, you may begin doing so Thursday 3/29/12.

Many of you may noticed that it is getting harder to make an appointment to meet with a tutor. At this moment, we are booked until Thursday 3/29/12, and this may change soon! If you want to meet with a tutor any time next week, we have several online tutoring appointments available for you! Just to let you know, you and your instructor will receive the same tutoring verification as a face to face session as well, so you do not have to be worried about not getting verified for your session. Just go to this link: http://higheredservices.com/wp-content/pages/hstrial-ELACWritingCe/AppointmentSystem/OnlineTutoringOptions.html to make your online tutoring appointment now and meet with a tutor during a time that is best for you! To learn more about this service you may go to this site: http://writingcenter.higheredservices.com/home/promotional-raffle/.

The Writing Center offers on-going workshops, which are small-group discussions that focus on a particular topic such as thesis development, essay outlining, close reading of texts, and MLA formatting. Other workshops focus on grammar issues like comma splices, run-on sentences, and fragments. Workshops rotate throughout the semester. If a student cannot attend a specific workshop due to a scheduling conflict, that workshop is likely to be offered again at a different time and date. The length of a workshop is fifty-five minutes or ninety minutes.