Welcome to the Delta Writ Center's new blog!
First, here are some questions you may ask about the WRIT Center...
What does WRIT mean?
The WRIT stands for Writing, Reading, and Information Technology. These are the areas that we consult students in.
Does the WRIT Center proofread papers?
The Delta College WRIT Center helps a student with letting him or her improve their English skills by helping the student form ideas to improve for themselves.We do not do line-by-line editing while you idly stand by. We prefer an interactive session where we offer feedback on grammar issues, spelling help, structural improvement, and the paper as a whole. We will gladly assist you to learn how to form a more organized paper, and help you learn how to look for grammar and punctuation errors on your own.
How can I get my paper looked at?
There are a couple of ways to have your paper reviewed by us. First, you can stop in for a session. We are located at the back of the Delta College LLIC (library), near A-125. We are open Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. We ask that you give us about a half hour window per session to properly assist you.
If you have more questions on what a writing center is or does, please visit these other writing centers' links for their policies:
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/writinglab/policies
http://www.svsu.edu/writingcenter/home/why-visit-us.html
http://www.delta.edu/writingcenter.aspx
You can also submit your paper for review online by going to www.delta.edu/writingcenter and clicking on the link labeled Writing Center Submission Form.
Any questions? Please email us at writingcenter@delta.edu.
First, here are some questions you may ask about the WRIT Center...
What does WRIT mean?
The WRIT stands for Writing, Reading, and Information Technology. These are the areas that we consult students in.
Does the WRIT Center proofread papers?
The Delta College WRIT Center helps a student with letting him or her improve their English skills by helping the student form ideas to improve for themselves.We do not do line-by-line editing while you idly stand by. We prefer an interactive session where we offer feedback on grammar issues, spelling help, structural improvement, and the paper as a whole. We will gladly assist you to learn how to form a more organized paper, and help you learn how to look for grammar and punctuation errors on your own.
How can I get my paper looked at?
There are a couple of ways to have your paper reviewed by us. First, you can stop in for a session. We are located at the back of the Delta College LLIC (library), near A-125. We are open Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. We ask that you give us about a half hour window per session to properly assist you.
If you have more questions on what a writing center is or does, please visit these other writing centers' links for their policies:
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/writinglab/policies
http://www.svsu.edu/writingcenter/home/why-visit-us.html
http://www.delta.edu/writingcenter.aspx
You can also submit your paper for review online by going to www.delta.edu/writingcenter and clicking on the link labeled Writing Center Submission Form.
Any questions? Please email us at writingcenter@delta.edu.
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