Handouts
The Writing Center's tutors are very involved with various parts of the writing process. Like the students and faculty, they, too, have various handouts to help them on their quest to help someone write the best paper possible. Not only do the Writing Center's tutors come together on multiple jobs, but they also come together to guide each other. Their handouts are a clear example of this, as they do this in an organized fashion.
1. End with a Bang
2.
Research Papers
3.
Evaluting Internet Sources
4.
Making It Perfect
5.
Sentence Variety Part One
6. Sentence Variety Part Two
7. Topic Development
8. Annotated Bibliography
9. Beating the Clock
10. Inverted Pyramid
11. Organizing Your Paper
12. Creating an Outline
13. Summary Versus Analysis
14. Writing Lab Reports
15. Journal Writing
16. Quotable Quotes
17. Semicolon
18. Colon
19. Avoiding Plagiarism
20. Seven Days to a Good Paper
21. Guide to Creative Writing
22. Writing About Poetry
23. Revising Prose
24. Chemistry Lab Reports
25. What is a Thesis Statement
26. How to Write a Thesis Statement
27. Literature Review
28. Using Commas Part One
29. Using Commas Part Two
30. Writing Reviews in the Visual and Performing Arts
31. Writing in Philosophy
32. Writers Block
33. Compare and Contrast Papers
34. Writing in Math
35. Think Pieces
36. Writing About Film
37. Application Essays
38. Netiquette
39. Effective Position Papers
40. Clarity Clarified
41. Subject Verb Agreement Part One
42. Subject Verb Agreement Part Two
43. Citing Online Sources
44. Peer Editing
45. Make the Most of Your Tutoring Session
46. Features Stories
47. News Stories
48. Editorials
49. Interviews
50. Verb Tenses
51. Describing Art
52. Close Readings
53. Historiographical Essays
54. So You Want to Be a Tutor
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