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Writing is an important skill for all students, teachers and professionals of every kind. As a student at 91¹ú²ú¾«Æ· you will find that classes in every discipline use writing to help students explore, create and communicate ideas. Student writing can take many forms, from lab reports to research papers, group projects to journal entries.

The 91¹ú²ú¾«Æ· Writing Center and WAC Program have two goals: hospitality and independence. We strive to create a warm environment because we believe that writing requires many decisions that are best made in a peaceful and welcoming environment. The other goal of independence refers to our desire to teach students to use writing strategies for themselves. For the past several semesters, we have seen over 900 students and given between 2,000-3,000 appointments. Our staff is comprised of graduate students in literature or creative writing who enjoy working with students. We are located on the first floor of the library behind the reference desk.

Meet the directoR

"Hospitality is our top virtue. We enjoy assisting writers at all stages of their work. Our staff is trained to encourage writers to make great decisions and carefully examine grammatical and stylistic choices. We look forward to working with you."

– Dr. Mary McDonald

Dr. Mary McDonald

Director, Writing Center and WAC Program

Michael Schwartz Library, RT 124
216-687-6982 | m.murray@csuohio.edu