LET'S HAVE A WRITING CONVERSATION Writing always improves with effort and feedback, which is why you should talk with an educated, unbiased writer. By making an effort and being open to constructive feedback, your writing will improve. Take the initiative!
Quick Tips on Writing: Access to help with general concerns, basic grammar, and other writing issues.
Advice for Good Papers Quick Tip
Advice for Good Papers Quick Tip transcript (text)
Affect vs. Effect Quick Tip Transcript (text)
Articles Made Easy Quick Tip transcript (text)
Comma Splice Quick Tip transcript (text)
Getting the Most from the Writing Center
Getting the Most from the Writing Center (text)
Peer Critique Quick Tip 1 (text)
Proofreading Quick Tip transcript (text)
Plagiarism Quick Tip transcript (text)
Rawdy, Raucous, Rambunctious, Wild: Adjective Order and Punctuation
Rawdy, Raucous, Rambunctious, Wild: Adjective Order and Punctuation (text)
Who vs. Whom Quick TipWho vs. Whom Quick Tip transcript (text)
Why Use the Writing Center (text)
Great link to an ELL Web site to listen to MP3 recordings about many areas of English language usage: http://www.ielanguages.com/lessonplan.html
Writing Advice from the Experts: Experts give advice on specific issues or concerns about writing.
Ms. Accardi on using the IUS Library
Ms. Accardi on using the IUS Library (text)
Ms. Farley on web writing transcript (text)
Prof. O'Neal on revising papers
Prof. O'Neal on revising papers transcript (text)
Writing Across the Curriculum: Professors in all diciplines explain what writing looks like in their areas.
Prof. Abernethy on communications
Prof. Abernethy on communications transcript (text)
Prof. Allen on art history transcript (text)
Prof. Harris on business transcript (text)
Prof. Lang on math transcript (text)
Prof. St. Clair on journalism transcript (text)
Links to Writing Resources from Other Writing Centers:
University of Kansas Writing Center Youtube Page
Portland State University Video Resources on writing
Podcasts from other writing centers:
