[Englmajors] Need help with your writing? The OWRC can help!

[Melissa Wensel]

Welcome to a new kind of writing center!



Isn’t the best location for a writing center a place where one does a
lot of writing? And what could be better than having both tutors and
librarians on call to help you through all phases of the writing
process? Welcome to the Odegaard Writing & Research Center!  We help
students through /_all_/ stages of the writing process on /_any_ /piece
of writing.



Bring in a draft at any stage, or just the assignment if you're having
trouble getting started.  Tutors help with...



**  Understanding your assignment -- /what's expected of you?/

**  Researching -- /where can you find appropriate academic resources
for your paper?/

**  Brainstorming -- /what directions might your writing take?/

**  Outlining -- /how might you shape or organize your ideas?/

**  Drafting -- /how can you connect your thoughts in a coherent flow?/

**  Revising -- /how can you re-see and reconsider your large and small
scale choices?/



We're open to all members of the UW community and feature attractive
afternoon and evening hours.  Sign-up for an appointment online via our
website: http://depts.washington.edu/owrc/signup.php



*LOGISTICS:*

LOCATION:  Room 326, third floor, Odegaard Undergraduate Library



HOURS:  Sunday through Thursday, 1:30-4:30 p.m. & 6:00-9:00 p.m.



WEBSITE: http://www.depts.washington.edu/owrc



E-MAIL: owrc at u.washington.edu <mailto:owrc at u.washington.edu>





Welcome.

Tish Lopez, Director

Odegaard Writing & Research Center


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