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322 Lloyd Hall

Lloyd Hours:

Mon-Thursday, 9am-6pm
Friday, 9am-3pm

Satellite Center Hours:
Java City, Gorgas Library
S-TH, 7-9 pm.
(Begins on Sunday 1/20)

Closed for final exam week and university holidays

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322 Lloyd Hall
348-5049
writingcenter@ua.edu

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03:45 PM Feb 16th
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@UAWritingCenter The Writing Center will also be closed tomorrow, including Java City and online appointments. https://t.co/qkybDOILWz

10:19 PM Jan 28th
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@UAWritingCenter Can't make it to Lloyd Hall? Don't forget about our satellite hours in Java City in Gorgas Library! Drop-in appoint… https://t.co/x4p9NSkh2h

03:27 PM Jan 27th
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@UAWritingCenter The Writing Center will close for Sunday 1/20 and Monday 1/21, for the MLK holiday. This includes our online servi… https://t.co/ezEzBKUIbe

09:05 PM Jan 18th
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@UAWritingCenter Welcome back! The center will be open for drop-in tutoring tomorrow, January 9, from 9am -6 pm. Our spring appoint… https://t.co/OUbO0mU4oC

02:31 AM Jan 9th
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@UAWritingCenter Welcome back! The center will be open for drop-in tutoring tomorrow, January 9, from 9am -6 pm. Our spring appoint… https://t.co/fDelIhjL48

10:08 PM Jan 8th
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@UAWritingCenter The Writing Center is closed for winter break, but we will reopen in January for the spring semester. We wish every… https://t.co/u5ufJL30rz

05:23 PM Dec 10th
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@UAWritingCenter Check out the fall authors' festival on December 8th! https://t.co/cqTT6hOqmT https://t.co/tYcoOgKx6R

11:43 PM Dec 4th
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Amber Buck and Cindy Tekobbe Bring Post-Truth Symposium to UA Posted on: February 11th, 2019 You have, perhaps, felt it: the whirl and reel of finding yourself halfway through the looking glass, the startle of pulling yourself back from disinformation’s gravitational pull. The March 1-2 symposium,...

03:45 PM Feb 16th

Tutor Spotlight! Hola! Mi nombre es Nair y soy de Argentina. Actualmente estoy estudiando TESOL para ser profesora de ingles como segundo idioma. Antes de venir a la Universidad de Alabama, trabaje como profesora de ingles en Argentina. Una de las cosas que más me gusta de ser tutora es poder ayudar a otras personas a transcribir aquellas ideas que tienen en mente pero que tanto cuestan describir en palabras. El proceso de brainstorming es uno de mis favoritos a la hora de escribir. Escribir puede ser no tan intimidante como parece. En mi tiempo libre me gusta hacer deporte y leer. Mi escrito favorito es Stephen King y hasta ahora he leído mas de 30 de sus novelas (¡aún me quedan muchas más por leer!). Otra cosa que me fascina son los idiomas. Actualmente hablo español, ingles, e italiano, y estoy también estudiando árabe. ¡Por ultimo, también amo viajar y conocer otras culturas! Hi! My name is Nair and I’m from Argentina. I’m studying TESOL to teach English as a second language. Before coming to UA, I was an English teacher in Argentina. One of my favorite things about being a tutor is helping people write the ideas they have in their mind but are hard to put into words. Brainstorming is one of my favorite parts of the writing process. Writing doesn’t have to be as intimidating as it seems. In my free time, I like to do sports and read. My favorite author is Stephen King and so far, I’ve read 30 of his novels (and have a lot more to go!). I’m also interested in languages. I speak Spanish, English, and Italian, and am learning Arabic. Finally, I love to travel and learn about other cultures!

07:33 PM Feb 13th

Tutor Spotlight! Elena DeCook is a native of Holland, MI, and is in her first year of the TESOL Master’s here at UA. She decided she wanted to teach English to non-native speakers because she dreams of traveling the world. In fact, she came to UA because she wanted to experience a new part of the country. She has an amazing sense of adventure! Elena has been a writing tutor since she was an undergraduate at Butler, and finds that writing tutors always seem to be very understanding, encouraging people, no matter where she tutors. Her favorite kind of writing to work with in the Center is scholarship applications because the clients she helps have had such interesting lives and have such big goals. Her advice to writing center clients is that “You’re not destined to be a good or bad writer; it’s a skill you can work on and get help with” and she wants everyone to know that “You can’t have a writing tutor with you every time you write, but you can get skills from a writing tutor that you can take with you.”

10:42 PM Feb 6th

Our first tutor spotlight of 2019 is focused on Alexandria Gholston! Alex is from Town Creek, Alabama, and she is a first-year MA student in the Composition, Rhetoric, and English Studies program here at UA. Alex came to UA as an undergraduate to compete on the track team, but her love for writing and the English department brought her to the Writing Center.This is Alex’s third semester working in the Center, after completing a semester as an intern. As an intern and a writing center tutor, Alex enjoys learning about other writers’ processes and the different ways that people approach writing projects and assignments. Alex is currently working on a personal writing project about her childhood and her grandparents and she has this advice for other writers: “Don’t be scared or let writing intimidate you. Everyone goes through it, so don’t think that you aren’t good at it.”

06:19 PM Jan 30th

The Writing Center will also be closed tomorrow, including Java City and online appointments.
Due to the threat of inclement weather, UA will suspend normal operations beginning at midnight through 11 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 29. Classes will be canceled tomorrow. More information: http://bit.ly/2DDkOZ5

10:19 PM Jan 28th

Can't make it to Lloyd Hall? Don't forget about our satellite hours in Java City in Gorgas Library! Drop-in appointments are available from 7:00-9:00pm Sunday through Thursday

03:27 PM Jan 27th

The Writing Center will close for Sunday 1/20 and Monday 1/21, for the MLK holiday. This includes our online service. We re-open Tuesday at 9am!

09:05 PM Jan 18th

Welcome back! The center will be open for drop-in tutoring tomorrow, January 9, from 9am -6 pm. Our spring appointment schedule will go live sometime tomorrow, so check back soon to make your first appointment of the spring. http://writingcenter.ua.edu
Personal Statement Writing Workshop: Tuesday, October 16, 2018 5:00 pm * Lloyd Hall Room 226 Click HERE to register for this workshop! For Every Stage of the Page… The University Writing Center provides free one-on-one consultations for UA students in all disciplines. We help students build .....

02:30 AM Jan 9th

Dear Friends of the Writing Center, On Thanksgiving Day 2018, the Writing Center lost an important member of our community-- former assistant director Jesse Cosper. During his time at the Center, Jesse was an important part of our team, helping to train and mentor new tutors, giving workshops on writing to students and faculty all across campus, and contributing to our overall mission and plans for future work. He brought a great spirit and passion to all that he did, and left a lasting legacy for our Center. It’s hard to imagine the Writing Center without Jesse Cosper. So invested was he in making the space a haven for writing and brainstorming, the traces of his comfort still remain: inviting coloring books and a bouquet of colored pencils are decked out on the Writing Center’s coffee table, easing many an anxious student’s time waiting for their appointment and perhaps reminding them of the joy of focus and creativity. Jesse taught classes from the 100-300 level, including first-year composition, literature surveys, and technical writing. He was a student-centered instructor who set high high standards while creating a warm, welcoming classroom environment. His former students commented often on his kindness, his humor, and the extra effort he extended to respond to their writing and help students continue to improve. Several of his students’ essays were featured in Analog, the department’s anthology of first-year student writing. At the time of his passing, Jesse was pursuing his PhD in English, focusing on rhetoric, composition, and English Studies. His classmates always knew they could count on him for keen observations and fresh perspectives, as well as a sense of camaraderie and joy in the classroom. As one of his professors put it, “Jesse had a keen wit, a prodigious intellect, and a sense of irreverence that won my admiration.” He took his work seriously, while bringing a playful and questioning spirit to his academic pursuits. His research interests included composition pedagogy, queer rhetoric, and technology and writing. He recently presented at the national conference on Computers and Writing, where senior scholars praised his work-in-progress as “brilliant” and “passionate.” Jesse took initiative in approaching writing and learning from a multitude of enthusiastic, creative, and community-driven angles: to celebrate Margaret Atwood’s visit to our university in 2017, for instance, Jesse founded a Margaret Atwood book club. A graduate student’s life is a perpetual triage, and yet Jesse always found a way to make that extra effort. Jesse, thank you for everything you have done. We miss you.

09:20 PM Dec 12th

The Writing Center is closed for winter break, but we will reopen in January for the spring semester. We wish everyone good luck with their final exams and projects. Enjoy your break! See you in 2019!

05:23 PM Dec 10th

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