Writing Center
Write with us! Writing is a personal process of meaning-making through which we discover our agency as critical and creative thinkers. We learn through our writing. Writing is also a social and rhetorical act! So, we invite you to join us in The Writing Center to connect with peer and professional writing tutors to share and explore your ideas and co-construct knowledge while developing your writing. Everyone is welcome to engage with us to deepen and enrich their writing practices. go/write
Writing Tutoring
Writing tutoring is available fall and spring semesters (through reading days). Tutors will also be available during the winter semester for individual appointments.
| General Writing Peer Tutoring | - Book individual appointments (in person and online). See the list of tutors. - Drop-ins (no appointment needed) in the CTLR Suite LIB 225 |
| Course-Based Peer Tutoring | Writing intensive courses often have an embedded tutor available in class or for meetings. Check your syllabus or ask your professor. Search for your course tutor. |
| Professional Tutoring | You can book with a professional writing tutor if you’ve met with a peer tutor and are hoping for more in-depth work or if you’ve received a referral. Schedule through go/appt. |
Group Events
- Conversation Circles
- Community Write-Ins
- Group Essay Revising
Writing Resources
Videos, links, and FAQs cover structuring an academic essay, the art of revising, or just getting started! Use the writing resources to improve your writing.
For Faculty
- Embedded writing tutors are available for your writing intensive courses (FYS, CW, and WRPR courses).
- Faculty consultations on course development, writing pedagogy and assessment, and personal writing productivity. See examples of research.
Melissa Hammerle
Interim Writing Center Director
- Email:
- mhammerle@middlebury.edu
- Office:
- CTLR - 225G
About the Writing Center
The CTLR Writing Center includes peer tutors who will work with writers from the beginning to the end of any piece of writing. Tutors also work with writers on generating project ideas, writing motivation, writing project planning, reviewing professor feedback, and revision strategies. A limited amount of professional writing tutoring is also available. Finally, writing pedagogy workshops and course-based tutor partnerships are offered to faculty.