A common and very well understood complaint from instructors is that we can refer students to resources or services that offer them help, but we can’t make them go, and […]
Howard Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences explains in some depth the basic idea that different people learn in different ways. Today, it is generally agreed that there are 8 intelligences: linguistic, musical, […]
The KUWC’s February lineup of student writing workshops focus on prewriting and research strategies. Prewriting is essential for writing a strong paper from the start. When students take the time […]
Censorship is a word that gets tossed around in heated debates and has numerous meanings and interpretations. It also has strong connotations associated with it. The latest mainstream controversy over […]
The Writing Center regularly works with the CTL, and we like to support each other’s activities. Below is some information about the CTL’s monthly newsletter. Sign Up for the Center […]
In this age where we can Google anything, it is harder and harder for students to identify and locate academic sources. Why can’t they just Google their topic and pick […]
Do you have words or phrases you wish you could banish? Lake Superior State University published a list of words they would like to banish and why they would like […]
I may look meek and mild, but I am really not the coddling type, so don’t get the impression from the title that I am going to write an article […]
The whole year is not yet planned out, but so far, the Writing Center has three informative faculty workshops lined up for 2012. The following workshops will be presented by […]
The Writing Center will offer a series of APA workshops in January. Both students and faculty are welcome to attend. The workshops are: APA, Basic Citation, January 13 at 1:00 […]
