writing

The Writing Resource Center (WRC) opened Sept. 1 for fall semester. Experienced writing consultants are available to assist faculty, staff and student writers at WRC campus locations and online. Campus locations include Bellflower Hall, the lower level of Kelvin Smith Library, SAGES Cafe in…

Graduate students, faculty and staff are invited to enroll in “Writing Workshop for Researchers” (ENGL 186), a two-credit-hour individualized writing workshop/tutorial. The seminar meets on Tuesday from 4:30 to 5:20 p.m. and individual tutorials will be held for participants for 50 minutes per…

The Writing Research Center will hold a workshop on “Research Papers: Using Evidence Effectively” Friday, April 10, from 12:35 to 1:35 p.m. in Bellflower Hall. English lecturers Joseph DeLong and Matt Feinberg will lead the workshop. The workshop will teach students more about the research…

Students are invited to nominate faculty members for the Jessica Melton Perry Award for Distinguished Teaching in Disciplinary/Professional Writing and the SAGES Excellence in Writing Instruction Award by Wednesday, March 18. The Jessica Melton Perry Award for Distinguished Teaching in…

Anne Nickoloff, a junior studying English and psychology with minors in creative writing, music and film, was recognized as one of nine winners of the Roy W. Howard National Collegiate Reporting Competition. Winners were selected from universities across the United States. Nickoloff is an…

Entries are being accepted for the Department of English’s annual prize competitions, which are open to students of all majors unless otherwise noted. More than $1,500 in prizes will be awarded. The competition categories are: For first-year essayists The Karl Lemmerman Prize for the best essay…

SAGES and the CWRU Writing Programs recognize announced the students with outstanding achievements in the SAGES Writing Portfolio. This award recognizes some of the best writing from those SAGES Portfolios submitted in the academic year 2013-2014. A committee of faculty from across the university…

Writing Resource Center consultants are now available to visit classes and talk about the ways in which they can support the writers in courses. The consultants are full-time English/SAGES faculty and graduate students in English who are familiar with writing in a wide variety of…

New students must complete their English writing samples by July 1. The 500- to 700-word English writing sample is an important part of preparing for the start of a new student’s collegiate years. The writing samples will be provided to each student’s SAGES First Seminar professor so he or she can…

The Writing Resource Center will offer consulting hours in SAGES Café from June 2 to July 28. During the last week of May, students will be able to view the schedule and make appointments at wrc.case.edu. Email writingcenter@case.edu with any questions.