Center for Writing
Writing is more than a skill or craft to be mastered.
It is how we communicate with each other, investigate the unknown and reflect on our development as both students and instructors.
Our Mission
The Center for Writing aims to support both faculty and students as they pursue the Ignatian concept eloquentia perfecta: eloquence in speech and writing produced for the common good. In support of this tradition and the College’s mission to pursue excellence in teaching, learning and research, the Center promotes writing across campus in all disciplines.
For Faculty
Faculty members can consult with the directors about the teaching of writing, participate in writing groups and retreats that support their own scholarship, attend the Center’s faculty development programming and request writing workshops for students in their classes.
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For Students
Students of any level, in any discipline, and at any stage in the writing process can meet with trained peer consultants in the Writer's Workshop or get support from the Center for Writing’s professional tutors.
Need Support?
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Laurie Ann Britt-Smith
Director of Center for Writing, Advisor for Rhetoric and CompositionAreas of Expertise Rhetoric, Social Justice, Composition Studies, Writing Across the Curriculum, Professional Writing, Language and Literacy Studies, 19th Century American Literature, Humor -
Gabe Morrison
Associate Director of the Center for Writing, Director of the Writer's WorkshopAreas of Expertise Writing Studies, Multimodal and Digital Composition, Writing Across the Curriculum, Writing Center Studies, Social Justice Pedagogies -
Anna-Lisa Norman
Tutor and Office Coordinator, Center for Writing -
Aaron Derr
Tutor, Center for Writing
