SNL graduate student Kim Hoag discusses writing for the MAAPS program, his writing process, and the challenges and rewards of writing about your passions. How to Succeed at Writing at SNL - A conversation between former SNL student and Writing Center tutor, Stephen Hall, and SNL writing instructor, Steffanie Triller. Getting Around Writer's Block: An "Ah Ha" Moment - SNL Associate Professor Susan Reed tells how she used journaling to get unstuck. Please also check out SNLwriting's blog "Writing at SNL" for the latest writing news and resources at SNL (click here if blog does not display below): You can explore the site using the menu to the left. Please share any ideas in the Talk section of this page.This website was built to help SNL students become better writers. We are looking for ways that tutors can connect with students. If you are a qualified professional or peer and would like to contribute your time to the Writing Center, please feel free to do so. Unfortunately, we have no staff at this time, though the English Language Reference Desk is up and running, and you may ask questions there. And in keeping with the Across the Curriculum movement of Writing Centers and English Departments, the Writing Center is available for use to any student of any school in the Wikiversity program. We are here to assist you with your papers, projects, and reports. The Writing Center here at Wikiversity is no different. In addition, a writing center will provide help with grammar, style, syntax, punctuation, citation of sources, etc.
A good writing center will help a writer find his/her voice and come to grips with his/her strengths and weaknesses as a writer. The Writing Center is staffed by professionals, such as faculty members of the university, and peers, such as graduate or advanced undergraduate students, who can assist students in writing a better, more focused paper. In a traditional university setting, the Writing Center is a place that provides students with assistance on papers, projects, reports, and just about any other type of composition involving words. Welcome to the Writing Center for the School of Language and Literature and the English Language Department.
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