Writing Program http://www.york.cuny.edu These are the search results for the query, showing results 1 to 2. Come to the Writing Center http://www.york.cuny.edu/academics/writing-program/come-to-the-writing-center Tutoring at the Writing Center is free! Just show your current York College ID.  

  • You want help interpreting the assignments for your writing or Writing-Intensive Class.
  • You want help coming up with ideas, and with organizing them effectively.
  • You want help understanding how to use grammar and punctuation most effectively.
  • You want help reading the texts for your class, and making the most of what they say in your own writing.
  • Please note, the Writing Center does not offer a proof-reading service. When you come to work on your grammar, your tutor will help you develop strategies, but he/she will not do the work for you.

Stop by to make an appointment for guaranteed tutoring at a time that suits you.

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]]> No publisher Miguel Bernard Writing Center Current Student Writing Program Writing 2012-02-27T19:48:35Z Announcement The Writing Program http://www.york.cuny.edu/academics/writing-program/writing-program The Writing Program at York College is part of the Department of English, overseeing the English 125, English 126 and the Writing 301, 302, and 303 courses.

Read more about Writing Courses and Requirements for Students.

The Writing Program also works with Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) to integrate writing into all academic programs, and draws on the expertise of the Writing Fellows, CUNY graduate students who work with faculty to develop and improve writing assignments. Read more about WAC and the Writing Fellows.

Resources to help students succeed in these courses are also provided by The Writing Center. Students are afforded the opportunity to work closely with dedicated tutors and to participate in workshops to aid them in all aspects of the writing process. Read more about The Writing Center.

Ms. Silvia Aviles created the artwork used in the College-Wide Writing Program header graphic. "Woman" appeared on the cover of The York Scholar, Volume 4, and is reproduced with the artist's permission.

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