We offer peer-to-peer advising sessions for both undergraduate and graduate students, as well as weekly, quarter-credit Writing Circles. We also have a wide range of writing resources available online. Use the buttons to the right to learn more.
We can work with you and your students in a variety of ways, from workshops tailored to your assignments to required one-on-one sessions with advisers. CWAC also has a wealth of resources for faculty across the curriculum designing writing assignments. Use the buttons to the right to learn more about what we offer.
Inclusive community, civic engagement, leadership and professional development opportunities--what more could you ask for from a paid job on campus? Learn about being a part of the fondly named "CWACfam," and consider enrolling in ENGL-101-01, the Beginning Writing Adviser Training course, next semester!
CWAC writing advisers, faculty, and staff collaboratively presented four workshops and presentations at the Northern California Writing Centers Association (Un)Conference at Santa Clara University on April 7. Each presentation featured participant-centered dicussion and engagement.
