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The Brenau University Writing Center, a peer-tutoring service, offers individualized writing conferences and group workshops for students across disciplines and, through the Online Writing Center, across campuses. The Writing Center supports the university's goal to foster intellectual and professional accomplishment as it helps students develop their ability to communicate articulately in writing or speech.


The Writing Center is a free service available to all Brenau students. Our trained undergraduate and graduate-level peer tutors come from a diverse range of disciplines.

The Graduate Writing Service is a fee-based service available for graduate students who wish to work with a professional editor. A link can be found on the Writing Center’s Intranet page.

Located in Room 112 of the Trustee Library, the Writing Center is staffed by trained peer tutors who are ready to help students at any point in the writing process. Students receive individualized feedback during one-on-one conferences, which are available by appointment or during walk-in hours.

Tutors tailor each conference to the writer’s individual needs and the assignment requirements. Prewriting, thesis statement development, grammar, quotation integration, style and usage, and citations are only a few of the topics our tutors cover. Whether a student needs to brainstorm for a research paper or polish a presentation, the Writing Center can help.      

Appointments typically last 30 minutes and can be scheduled by calling or visiting the Writing Center online.

 

For students who cannot visit the  on-ground Writing Center, the Online Writing Center offers the same individualized feedback, just with Google Docs.

On the Writing Center’s Intranet page, students will find links to submission and evaluation forms and directions for submitting work via Google Docs.

Students can expect to receive a tutor’s feedback within 48 hours. To submit a paper longer than ten pages, students should email the Writing Center for an estimated response time.

 


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Liz Faucett graduated from Brenau University in 2010with a Bachelor of Arts in English and has been with the Writing Center since 2007, tutoring students in both MLA and APA. She has also worked as an ESL tutor and course tutor. Liz went on to earn a Masters degree in English at University College Dublin, which she completed in 2012. 
 















Jordan Beasley graduated from Brenau in 2008 with a bachelor's degree in history/political science. After graduation, she worked as an assistant teacher for the Habersham County School System, and in 2009, she and her husband welcomed their first son, Nate. Upon his arrival, Jordan decided to work full time as a stay-at-home mom. In 2010, Jordan resumed her position as a Writing Center tutor--a job that also happens to be one of her great passions! In 2011, the Beasley family welcomed another baby boy, Daniel, into the fold. Jordan feels blessed to get to spend time with her family, and she looks forward to embarking on her sixth year with the Writing Center.  




Caitlin Kelly graduated from the Brenau Women's College with a B.A. in English in 2010. She played for the Brenau Golden Tigers softball team from 2007-2010 and tutored in the Writing Center from 2008-2010. Caitlin went on to earn her M.A. in Publishing and Writing from Emerson College in 2011, where she also worked as a writing tutor before returning to the Brenau Writing Center in early 2012.