The George Washington University Writing Center | The George Washington University

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NEW Virtual Café!

In this era of social and physical distancing, it has become important to build structure into our days and to create our own writing communities, both to combat feelings of isolation and to motivate ourselves to write. Come join us!

Writing Support Group featured in Hatchet Article

GW Writing Center director Carol Hayes said the writing groups will allow students to share their experiences with similar assignments and grow as writers.

Announcing the NEW Long-Term Project Program!

The Writing Center is trying out an all new pilot program for those that need long term writing help for larger projects!

Writers love us!

Our work at the Writing Center is always rewarding, but we especially love when we hear positive feedback from writers! A recently graduated client was nice enough to send us the following e-mail and let us publish it!

Monday 2p - 6p

Tuesday 10a - 2p

Wednesday 4p - 8p

Thursday 4p - 8p

Friday 11a - 3p

The Writing Center will be CLOSED on Friday, July 3rd in observance of the 4th of July!

Appointments can only be self-booked 3 hours in advance via WC Online. To book an appointment within 3 hours of an appointment time, contact our staff at Front Desk WebEx Chat -or- [email protected]

SUMMER 2020 POLICIES ZOOM TROUBLESHOOTING

Front Desk WebEx Chat

The Writing Center has shifted to virtual operations! For the Summer 2020 semester, the Writing Center will offer all members of the GW community online consultations on writing projects. We'll use Zoom's video-conferencing software to hold 50-minute appointments, where our writing consultants will work in dialogue with writers at all stages of the writing process. We look forward to working with you!

About

The University Writing Center offers members of the GW community opportunities to receive dedicated attention to their writing and research projects at all stages of the writing process. Our trained writing consultants work with writers from the first-year college experience up through post-doctorate and faculty levels. Rather than providing proofreading and editing, the Writing Center works to help the people who come through our doors strengthen their abilities as writers and to become stronger editors of their own work.