Writing Center
At Wright College’s Writing Center, students can get one-on-one support with any writing project—at any stage. Whether you’re brainstorming ideas, organizing a draft, or reviewing final edits, our experienced writing consultants are here to help.
Our consultants are college professors with advanced degrees in a wide range of subjects, including English, humanities, biology, psychology, and more. That means we’re ready to help with writing for any course—not just English. You can even request a consultant in a specific discipline if you’d like.
Students visit the Writing Center for many reasons:
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To get started on an assignment
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To improve organization or clarity
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To work on grammar or sentence structure
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To strengthen a thesis or argument
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To review MLA or APA formatting
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To revise a resume or personal statement
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Or just to talk through ideas with someone
Whether you’re a confident writer or just trying to get through a tough assignment, we’re here to support your success.
Appointments are available online and in person.
To get the most out of your session, here are a few things to keep in mind:
Before your session:
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Bring your student ID, assignment sheet, syllabus, any class notes, and your current draft (if you have one).
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Think about what you want to work on. For example, maybe your instructor left a comment you’d like help addressing.
During your session:
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Be open to the conversation—sometimes the session may go in a new direction based on your needs.
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Be an active participant. Your consultant will ask questions and guide you, but you’ll do the thinking and writing.
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Remember: we don’t just proofread—we work with you to strengthen your writing.
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Don’t worry! Our consultants are here to support you and want you to feel comfortable discussing your work.
How to Join the Virtual Writing Center on Zoom
Step 1: Log in to your CCC Zoom account: https://cccedu.zoom.us/j/9659201186
Step 2: Click Join a Meeting and enter the Meeting ID: 965-920-1186
Step 3: Once you’re in, ask our front desk staff about appointment or walk-in availability.
Step 4: Got an appointment? Add it to your calendar so you don’t forget!