Writing Resources Center

The Writing Resources Center–a unit of the Writing, Rhetoric & Digital studies Department–is committed to supporting all of Charlotte’s student, faculty, and staff writers.

What we do

Our consultants support writing growth by offering individualized feedback based on a writer’s strengths, goals, and interests. We offer one-to-one support through our face-to-facevideo conferencing (synchronous), and e-tutoring (asynchronous) session styles.

Who we are

Our team includes undergraduate, graduate, and professional consultants who represent multiple disciplines, including English, WRDS, Psychology, Civil Engineering, Data Science, Communications, Marketing, Philosophy, and History. They take a semester-long course about theories and practices of tutoring writing.

The WRC has two locations: Cameron 125 is our main location, and Atkins G34 is our satellite location. For information about our Cameron location and what to expect at the WRC, check out this slide deck. For information about our Atkins location and what to expect, check out this slide deck.

What our clients say about us

This was a fantastic experience. I am a novice academic writer but I received great support and awesome suggestions that were extremely helpful. I am so glad that I took the time to make an appointment. If I lived closer I would frequent the WRC more. It is a great space to think, free of distractions and really be able to write without constant interruptions. I would recommend this resource to anyone, especially graduate students who spend a lot of time writing

-Karen I.

I highly recommend the WRC. I typically use e-tutoring due to my schedule as a peer review and each time I have found the WRC very helpful. I went to Aly countless times at the WRC and each time I received very high grades on each essay or writing assignment I had.

-Becky W.

I love coming to the WRC. I have utilized this resource religiously as my programs are writing intensive.

-Penda A.