An Introduction to UNA’s University Writing Center Dr. Robert T. Koch Jr. Director, Center for Writing Excellence University of North Alabama August 13,

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An Introduction to UNA’s University Writing Center Dr. Robert T. Koch Jr. Director, Center for Writing Excellence University of North Alabama August 13, 2010

 Learn about the Writing Center facility.  Learn about writing resources in the Center.  Learn what a Writing Consultant does.  Learn what to bring to a consultation.  Learn about online writing resources.  Learn about proper etiquette in the Center.

 Where: Collier Library Basement  When:  Fall & Spring  Monday-Thursday 8:00-4:00 & 6:00-9:00  Friday 8:00-3:00  Sunday 2:00-9:00  Summer I & II  M-F 9:00-3:00  Who: Dr. Robert Koch, peer Writing Consultants  Online:  Phone:

 Consultants  Peer Writing Consultants who are trained by faculty  Computers  15 Macs with Microsoft Operating Systems and Programs  Academic work takes priority, then Facebook, IM, etc.  Books  Handbooks, Grammar Guides, ESL, Business Writing, Literature, etc.  Books stay in the Center – no loans  Handouts  Writing Process, Higher and Lower Concerns, Citation, etc.

 Consultants will…  …serve as a “Sounding Board” for your ideas.  …help you identify strengths in your paper.  …help you identify and teach you how to correct weaknesses.  Consultants will not…  …edit your paper while you wait.  …work with you on an assignment the day it is due.  …appeal your grade to a professor.  …be the final word or accept blame for your writing.

 Assignment sheet, textbook, or syllabus  We need to see the assignment in order to help!  Some writing, or some ideas for writing  We can help you get started if you don’t have these, but it always helps to have something on hand.  Focused Questions  It always helps when you have specific issues we can address.  Pen and paper, jump drive, etc.  You need to be able to produce work, or at least save it if you work on computer.  Your intellect and interest in learning  It’s easier to work with someone who is interested!

  Scheduling for all students  Online Consulting for long-distance students  PDF Handouts  Process, Higher Order Concerns, Lower Order Concerns, Research Argument and Structure, etc.  PowerPoints  APA & MLA Styles, Research, Writing Issues  External Links  Presentations, Websites, etc.

 For data and security purposes, we require that you sign the log book completely at the start of your visit, and enter your departure time when you leave.  No food or beverages at the computer stations.  Cell phone use is prohibited. Please turn them off or set them to vibrate; please exit the facility to accept a call (and come back when you are finished!)  Computers are for academic uses first; if the lab is full and you are not actively researching or writing, you will be asked to give up your seat.  Conversation and controlled laughter are fine; all other types of excessive volume are prohibited.  Applicable university policies, academic integrity, common courtesy, and human civility apply here.

For more information, contact the Center… …or the Director: Dr. Robert T. Koch Jr. Collier Library Basement