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Instructors

The UWC supports teachers by providing services and materials that supplement your in-class writing instruction. We will also send you a note about your students’ visits, at their request.

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Services

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Presentations

Instructors request presentations for a variety of reasons: to supplement their own instruction on a paper assignment, to help students understand academic integrity and avoid plagiarism, or to help students recognize conventions of academic writing at the undergraduate or graduate level. By inviting a UWC presenter to your class, you’ll demystify the writing center for your students and make them more likely to seek out our services. But if you prefer, you or your TAs can deliver our presentations to your class. All of our presentations are available for download.

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Resources

All of our resources on writing have been recently updated to ensure accuracy and relevance. Feel free to link to them from your syllabus, Canvas site, paper comments, or assignments. (If you have trouble accessing a handout online, try using a different web browser.) To support online learning, we have begun creating videos on topics related to writing and writing instruction. We will add additional videos to our UWC YouTube Channel as they become available. Some resources of particular interest to teachers are listed below.

Syllabus Blurb

If you would like to mention the UWC in your syllabus, you are welcome to use the following language:

“I strongly encourage you to use the services offered by the University Writing Center. The UWC offers 45-minute, one-on-one consultations with UT students on any piece of writing. You may visit up to three times per short paper (8 pages or less). The consultants are well trained, and the cost of the service is covered in your tuition. If you wish to make an appointment, you may do so through the UWC website: uwc.utexas.edu.”

Preventing Plagiarism

Learn tips for supporting academic integrity.

Extra credit policy 

Make extra credit effective for you and your students.

Accessibility

Find out more about accessibility at the UWC.

Resources for Instructors