Welcome to the CMC Writing Center
Bauer 32
Center: (909) 607-4142
Director: (909) 607-3454
email: The Writing Center
Hours:
9am-12pm, 1pm-5pm & 7pm-10pm, M-TR
9am- 12pm & 1pm-5pm, Thursday
9am-12pm, Friday
1pm-5pm & 7pm-10pm, Sunday
Get feedback on writing and presentations for any class at CMC!
The staff at the Writing Center works with CMC students on an individual basis and will also help students enrolled in CMC courses. We review drafts of papers at any stage of the writing process from any and all disciplines, including the Senior Thesis. Students can also make an appointment with one of our trained consultants to practice and discuss class presentations.
We help students refine the argumentation of their essays and the clarity of their prose. We are not, however, a copy-editing or proofreading service. We do not provide tutoring for take-home exams, nor can we spend more than one hour with a student on a single assignment.
We recommend students use TutorTrac to make an appointment with a specific consultant at the Writing Center, yet we do see students on a walk-in basis, provided there is not another appointment scheduled for that time. Each appointment lasts for one half-hour.
The Writing Center can also help with essays and assignments in Chinese, French, and Spanish. (See consultant schedule for details.)
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Upcoming Workshops
The Writing Center offers a variety of student workshops on topics such as the senior thesis, the research paper, and effective PowerPoint production. Contact jyoung@cmc.edu with questions.
Senior Thesis/ Refworks: 2/8, 215 & 2/16
The Research Paper: 4/6 (@ The Honnold/ Mudd Library)
Using Technology for Effective Presentations:
Date TBA
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The Vernacular
The Vernacular is now online as a feature on The CMC Forum!
Free print copies available in The Writing Center.
The Vernacular, CMC's literary magazine, is now accepting submissions! Send your poems, stories, and artwork to cmcvernacular@gmail.com by March 1st, 2010.
If you ae interested in helping produce or edit the 2010 issue, contact The Writing Center for more details.
ARCHIVES:
Spring 2008
Spring 2007
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