The Writing Center
The Writing Center provides peer support for student writers on all types of writing projects in any subject. Students also use the Writing Center for personal writing, application essays, resumes and cover letters. The Writing Center does not proofread or correct papers; writing assistants work collaboratively with writers offering feedback and providing ideas and methods for editing and polishing their work. Our goal is to provide writers with transferable skills that will help them on future writing projects. We also provide students with additional resources such as dictionaries and grammar handbooks, textbooks, handouts, exercises, and instructional software for composing, editing, punctuation, and grammar basics.
Writing Center Program Specific Outcomes
The Writing Center supports the college-wide Core Learning Outcomes, in addition to promoting the following program-specific outcomes:
- The Writing Center fosters the confidence of student writers by clarifying and promoting techniques for effective writing.
- The Writing Center enhances the academic experience of peer tutors by encouraging academic development activities and self-reflection.
Schedule an Appointment (Everett Campus)
You can schedule an appointment with a writing assistant for a 25 or 50 minute session. (You may make up to two appointments per week.) To schedule an appointment, stop by the Writing Center during our hours of operation or call us at 425-388-9406. (Sorry, but we are unable to schedule appointments by email at this time.)
Writing Center Handouts
Click here to access the Writing Center's library of handouts.
Submit Your Writing for Feedback--Online
Can't make it to campus to visit the Writing Center? We offer online assistance through the Northwest eTutoring Consortium. You can submit a draft of your paper for feedback, ask specific questions, and receive a response usually within 24 to 48 hours. To submit your writing for feedback, go online to the eTutoring Consortium
and follow the directions for logging in to eTutoring.
Become a peer Writing Assistant for the Writing Center (Everett Campus)
Are you interested in becoming a Writing Assistant? Click here for details on getting started with tutoring others 
Click here to see what a former student has to say about the benefits of becoming a Writing Assistant in the Writing Center.
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