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- deciding on a topic
- clarifying and organizing ideas
- researching, drafting, and revising
- improving grammar, punctuation, and usage
- citing sources properly
We encourage students to develop strategies to improve their writing and become more confident writers. Find out more...
Spring 2012 Hours
- Monday—Thursday
- 9:00 AM—7:00 PM, last appointment at 6:00 PM.
- Friday
- 9:00 AM—3:00pm, last appointment at 2:00 PM.
The UWC will be open for the spring session from January 17 to May 8. The UWC will be closed March 12-16 for Spring Break.
PLEASE NOTE: The UWC uses a swipe card system at the check-in desk. Please remember to bring your UT ID when you visit us.
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"The consultant made me feel more confident in my writing. He helped me notice little problems that I couldn't see that greatly improved the clarity of my paper. This is a service that all undergraduate students should know about and use. Thank you!"
-Undergraduate Student
"Thank you for your careful work with my student. She contacted me afterwards, and I approved her change of hypothesis, which made sense given her discoveries. Great work on brainstorming and organizing!"
-Assistant Professor, Department of Music
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Consultant Spotlight:
Naminata Diabate

Where do you do most of your writing? At my desk, which is next to a gigantic window overlooking a green and manicured landscape. I need daylight and ALL my books and articles. That way, I feel like a chemist in her lab “concocting” some magical potions.
What is your favorite geeky writing tip? When staring at the legendary blank page, I try a combination of “what am I trying to say?” with “what am I afraid of? What am I thinking and feeling?” Then I start typing what I think I’m trying to say, and I do not stop until I can’t think of anything. If that first question does not get the engine running, I start writing about my thoughts and feelings. I have found out that becoming aware of my feelings and honoring them open the way to a productive writing session.
What is your favorite Beatles' song? Eleanor Rigby. I started seriously learning English in college by listening to BBC Radio World Service English lessons. The first song in English that I “decoded” was Eleanor Rigby.
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