Center for Writing and Communication

We welcome and encourage you to register for an account and schedule an appointment with a CWC consultant, or for lab time to work on assignments. A typical session with a consultant lasts thirty minutes to an hour. To have the most successful session possible, bring all of your materials, including your syllabus, your assignment sheet, and any drafts you have already completed.

We are available for students in online classes, as well. Contact us at CWC@gw168.net for assistance during our operating hours or to set up an online appointment with a CWC staff member. 

Dr. Craig T. Olsen
Associate Professor of English
Director of the Center for Writing and Communications
MCB 102
1-870-460-1379

 

The Center for Writing and Communication is a free service to University of Arkansas students. Our staff consists of trained consultants who assist writers at all stages of the writing process: pre-writing, drafting, and revising. We also have a great resource library for more help in the writing process, including (but not limited to): citing sources, MLA/APA formats, brainstorming ideas, how to structure various types of essays, grammar/punctuation, etc. In addition to being a great place for helpful advice on composition, the CWC also sponsors various activities throughout the school year, such as Tuesday Night Reading, Writer’s Circle (for creative writers), Game Nights, writing/literary activities, etc.

Location

Memorial Classroom Building (MCB)  312

HOURS

Monday - Thursday -  10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Friday  - 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Services:

While we are not an editing service, we are happy to provide feedback, suggestions, and support.

We help writers to.....

  • Generate ideas
  • Develop a thesis
  • Pre-write
  • Learn about grammar and clarity
  • Revise early drafts
  • Become more confident writers
  • Learn how to proofread
  • Create a meaningful essay structure
  • Assist in finding resource documentation

We work on a variety of projects with writers.....

  • Compositions
    • Critiques
    • Summaries
    • Persuasion
    • Narratives
    • Research
    • Analysis
    • Creative        
  • Abstracts
  • Business Letters 
  • Scholarship Letters
  • Web Publishing
  • Research and Documentation
  • Outlines
  • PowerPoint Presentations
  • Speeches
  • Résumés
  • Bibliographies