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Writing Commons

Attention: The Writing Commons has moved to Bromley 032 this semester. Some sessions will also take place in the Academic Achievement Center.

The Writing Commons provides free writing assistance to all 帝王会所 University students. Our convenient options allow you to meet with a tutor at a time that fits your schedule.

For Undergraduate Students

The Writing Commons provides both in-person and remote (online) services to undergraduates.

Undergraduate peer tutors are available to assist at any stage of the writing process, from discussing and organizing ideas to polishing a final draft. The tutors will not edit papers but will guide you in improving your writing strategies.

  • Most in-person sessions will meet in Bromley Hall 032. A few sessions will take place in the Academic Achievement Center (Alden 230). Check your appointment email for the location of your meeting.
  • Drop-in sessions are available when tutors do not have clients. Check with the front desk in Bromley or Alden to see if a tutor is free to assist you.
  • Remote sessions meet remotely via .

You can schedule a remote appointment with a writing tutor by opening  and selecting the appropriate course for which you need writing assistance and a day and time that fits your schedule. 

Once you book an appointment, your tutor will send you an email that includes a link to your tutoring appointment, which will be a Teams meeting. Teams allows you and your tutor to talk, use chat, and share documents.

For Graduate Students

Graduate peer and professional tutors serve undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral students working on longer writing projects such as theses, dissertations, journal articles, grants, and conference presentations. These tutors have the experience to help you move forward on your academic path. Visit our Writing Resources page to examine their expertise.

Email us with your request for writing assistance (course number and project), and we will match you with a tutor as quickly as possible.

Once we assign you to a tutor, that tutor will send you an email that includes a link to your tutoring appointment, which will be a Teams meeting. Teams allows you and your tutor to talk, use chat, and share documents.

Attend a Writing Commons Event

Students can sign up using the event's link.

EventTarget AudienceDateTimeLocation
GraduateFebruary 53:00-5:00 p.m.Gordy Hall 209
UndergraduateFebruary 105:00-6:00 p.m.Ellis Hall 107
All StudentsFebruary 114:00-5:00 p.m.Ellis Hal 107
UndergraduateFebruary 126:00-7:30 p.m.Gordy Hall 302
All StudentsFebruary 123:00-4:00 p.m.Gordy Hall 104
All StudentsFebruary 195:00-6:30 p.m.Gordy Hall 309
All StudentsFebruary 193:00-5:00 p.m.Ellis Hall 113
All StudentsFebruary 204:00-5:30 p.m.Tupper hall 104
UndergraduateFebruary 212:00-3:00 p.m.Ellis Hall 108
All StudentsFebruary 263:00-5:00 p.m.Ellis Hall 113
GraduateFebruary 2812:30-2:00 p.m.Gordy Hall 201
UndergraduateMarch 196:00-7:30 p.m.Gordy Hall 302
All StudentsApril 93:00-5:00 p.m.Tupper Hall 002
UndergraduateApril 166:00-7:30 p.m.Gordy Hall 302
UndergraduateApril 236:00-7:30 p.m.Gordy Hall 302

Resources

  • Citation Styles Guide


    Find citing tips and tricks from several styles including APA, Chicago, and MLA style among others. You will also find free citation tools (like Zotero) that will help you build and save your citations to make your research and writing process better. As a bonus, you will find a tutorial on how to identify parts of a citation.

  • Plagiarism Guide and Tutorial


    Find quick FAQs and information on how to properly paraphrase and quote resources. You will also find the interactive plagiarism tutorial, which is often required for students for an orientation or for a course.

  • Resources for Faculty


    Together, the AAC can work with faculty to enhance student learning by encouraging students to make the most of our diverse support programs or by developing new, innovative services that address any emerging needs. Let鈥檚 work together to help our students succeed, both in and out of the classroom.

Contact Us

740-593-2644

writing@ohio.edu

230 Alden Library