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Supports teaming up to stall writing procrastination November 4, 2015

Taking a writing-intensive course? Major final research essays due in November? Don’t pull a stressed-out all-nighter on your own the last week of classes. Join…

Faculty of Student Development
Sentence Variety September 3, 2015

by Jessica Messerer-Trosin Sentence Variety To keep your reader engaged and your writing interesting, it is important that you use a variety of sentence types. There…

Faculty of Student Development
Mastering The Rough Draft August 5, 2015

by Martin McFarlane The rough draft is one of the most labour-intensive aspects of writing. It is also an opportunity to write down all of…

Faculty of Student Development
How and When to Use Articles June 24, 2015

For native English speakers the use of articles is second nature. Unfortunately, for those learning the language, it can be a difficult concept to grasp.…

Faculty of Student Development
Punctuating Your Quotes May 29, 2015

Many writers get confused about where to put the punctuation at the end of a quote. Does the period/comma come before the closing quotation mark…

Faculty of Student Development
Improve your Academic Vocabulary March 23, 2015

Many students are not exposed to academic or professional vocabulary outside of University life and therefore speak and write in a colloquial (conversational) style, which…

Faculty of Student Development
Don’t Forget the Map! March 16, 2015

What am I writing about again?  What am I trying to say? How many words do I need to finish?  Every new writer asks themselves…