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The A&S Writing Centers reopen for Fall 2023 semester on Monday, September 11. 

You can begin making appointments on Saturday, September 9. 

For more information about our services, explore our web pages:

• Writing Resources Center
• Graduate Writing Resources Center
• Clem History Writing Center

For general questions, contact Lori Jacobson at [email protected].

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For more information about each center, visit these web pages:

Writing Resources Center | Graduate Writing Resources Center | Clem History Writing Center

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The  Writing Resources Centers at W&M help you strengthen your writing and communication skills by providing resources, workshops, and one-on-one support for all kinds of assignments and projects that require writing: academic essays, presentations, storyboards, personal statements, creative writing, applications, and more. Our trained peer consultants can help you at any stage of the writing or communication process--from idea, to draft, to revision.

If this is your first visit to the WRC, be sure to read What to Expect .

Academic Resource Center (ARC) Research & Writing Resources

Overview of arc services.

• Inclusive/Bias Free Language
• Reflection Paper
• Discussion Board-OLP
• Clinical Case Formulation
• Cover Letter & Resume/CV
• How to Outline
• Leadership/Followership Case Study
• Organization
• Evidence/Research
• Style/Audience
• Sentence Structure and Grammar
• Finding Articles
• Storing Articles
• Organizing Articles
• Using Track Changes
• Grammarly App
• Formatting: DP Templates
• Resumes & Cover Letters
• Check Your Paper For Plagiarism

The Academic Resource Center (ARC) has several functions. 

• The ARC offers research, writing, organizational and study skills support to students in all William James College programs.  
• The ARC also assists students with documented disabilities to obtain reasonable accommodations which allow them access to the curriculum and the school environment.

For Students

To access arc tutoring:   arc tutorial request form.

• To discuss disability accommodation email:  [email protected]
• To review  resumes and cover letters:   Career Services

For Faculty

• To refer students  to the ARC:    Faculty R eferral to ARC   
•  WJC Writing Rubric for feedback to students

The research and writing resources in this guide are intended to help you with your academic projects. If you have suggestions for additional guides or improvements to these materials contact Joan Axelrod or Matt Kramer

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• Last Updated: Nov 8, 2023 11:53 AM
• URL: https://guides.williamjames.edu/ARC-Research_And_Writing_Resources

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• FORMATTING PAPERS IN APA
• COMMON REFERENCES IN APA
• APA STYLE GUIDE (7th edition) PowerPoint
• APA Style Central
• Background video on APA Style Central
• Schedule an APA Style tutorial
• FORMATTING PAPERS IN MLA
• COMMON REFERENCES IN MLA
• MLA STYLE GUIDE (9th edition) PowerPoint
• MLA Style Center
• MLA Handbook Online (9th edition) via Mary Couts Burnett Library
• Schedule an MLA Style tutorial

CHICAGO/TURABIAN STYLE 

• FORMATTING PAPERS IN CHICAGO STYLE
• COMMON REFERENCES IN CHICAGO STYLE
• CHICAGO STYLE GUIDE (17TH edition)
• Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS) Online (17th edition) via Mary Couts Burnett Library
• Chicago Manual of Style YouTube channel
• Schedule a Chicago Style tutorial
• FORMATTING  PAPERS IN AMA STYLE
• COMMON REFERENCES IN AMA STYLE
• AMA STYLE, 11th edition
• American Medical Association (AMA) Style websit e
• AMA Manual Online via Mary Couts Burnett Library
• Schedule an AMA Style tutorial

GENERAL WRITING RESOURCES

• Conciseness, Clarity, Correctness: Three Traits of Good Writing [ PDF ]
• Editing Tips [ PDF ]
• A Composing Process for Essay Writers [ PDF ]
• About Verbs [ PDF ]
• Glossary of Research Writing Term s [ PDF ]
• Plagiarism  [ PDF ]
• Punctuating Compound Sentences  [ PDF ]
• The Passive Voice  [ PPT  /  PDF ]
• Transitions  [ PDF ]
• Book and Film Reviews [ PDF ]

OTHER TCU RESOURCES

Mary Couts Burnett Library

TCU Center for Digital Expression

Student Access and Accommodation

Neely School Alcon Career Center

WRITING CENTER AND PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

International Writing Centers Association

South Central Writing Centers Association

North Texas Writing Centers Association

Conference on College Composition and Communication

National Council Teachers of English

Association of Writers and Writing Programs (AWP)

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Writing Resources Center

The Writing Resources Center is committed to supporting Charlotte’s linguistically diverse population of students, faculty, and staff.

Our consultants support writing growth by offering individualized feedback based on a writer’s strengths, goals, and interests. We offer one-to-one support through our  face-to-face ,  video conferencing (synchronous) , and  e-tutoring (asynchronous) session styles.

Our team includes undergraduate, graduate, and professional consultants who represent multiple disciplines, including English, WRDS, Psychology, Engineering, Data Science, Communications, Marketing, and History. They take a semester-long course about theories and practices of tutoring writing .

What our clients say about us

This was a fantastic experience. I am a novice academic writer but I received great support and awesome suggestions that were extremely helpful. I am so glad that I took the time to make an appointment. If I lived closer I would frequent the WRC more. It is a great space to think, free of distractions and really be able to write without constant interruptions. I would recommend this resource to anyone, especially graduate students who spend a lot of time writing -Karen I.

I highly recommend the WRC. I typically use e-tutoring due to my schedule as a peer review and each time I have found the WRC very helpful. I went to Aly countless times at the WRC and each time I received very high grades on each essay or writing assignment I had. -Becky W.

I love coming to the WRC. I have utilized this resource religiously as my programs are writing intensive. -Penda A.

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