No matter how much you love to tutor, the extent to which you enjoy the company of other UCWbL employees, or whether or not you are the…
Category: Peer Writing Tutoring
Reflections on tutor’s professional experiences and poignant advice about the role itself; challenges they faced and/or victories with their important teachings; the divergent writerly genres one might encounter; and the scope of such position beyond the Writing Center
It goes something like this. Let’s call this writer “Bartleby,” or Bart for short. Bart arrives at the writing center for his two-hour appointment, and you greet…
As tutors, we undergo a lot of training to be able to understand where our writers are coming from and how to best help them revise or…
I am not, by nature, a confrontational person. With that in mind, one of the hardest things to do in a tutorial, for me, is to respond…
Miranda S. and Jenny Y. here to talk to you guys about our decision to pursue a position at the UCWbL after surviving the grueling application process—a…
If you’re like me, then working in a writing center is the first time you have worked in a place where you might have to face a…
I walked into my first Digication workshop terrified. Well, terrified may be too strong of a word – but I was definitely nervous and with good reason.…
We all know it when we see it. A writer is reading aloud their paper, and something about a sex or gender or racial term just sounds…off.…
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The Theoretical “Writer”
Tommy and Logan here to talk some theory with you. When we read and discuss writing center theory in class, we necessarily associate and apply any given…
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Tutoring Creatively
As a creative writer, I have gotten more than once during a tutoring session, students asking how in the world I could possibly be qualified to tutor…