Following the extended spring break, the Writing Center will be offering asynchronous written feedback appointments to allow writers to access feedback remotely. You can find more information on our appointments page.
Located on the upper level of Hedberg Library, the Writing Center is staffed by undergraduate Writing Fellows whose initial semester-long training program is modeled on the training recommendations of the College Reading and Learning Association. These fellows represent a wide range of disciplines across the college and assist students from all majors with their writing projects.
While students may drop-in, appointments are strongly recommended, especially during midterms and toward the end of the semester. Students may schedule a single one-hour session or regular weekly or bi-weekly sessions.
“You do not need a draft of a paper to come to the Writing Center for help. We are happy to work with you to understand your assignment prompt or brainstorm ideas.” — Writing Center Director, Heather Carroll
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Watch a short video to learn more about the Online Brainard Writing Center. -
The Brainard Writing Center will be open while Carthage is teaching and learning remotely. Writing Fellows are working remotely and are eager to read and respond to your writing.
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Welcome (or welcome back) to Carthage! Over the summer, there were some updates to WCOnline - the program used to make appointments at the Writing Center and the Testing Center. Please follow these instructions to update your account (or set up your account if you are a new student).
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As you are preparing your syllabi for the start of fall classes, I want to provide some wording you can use to make your students aware of the free writing support on campus.
