SVC Writing Center
Writing Center Resources
Writing Guides (& other helpful links)
We continue to build our collection of Writing Guides. Keep checking back to find what we鈥檝e added!
- SVCWC | Introductions & Conclusions
- SVCWC | Thesis Statements
- SVCWC | Topic Sentences
- SVCWC | Topic sentence outline exercise
- SVCWC | Understanding assignments
- SVCWC | What is an academic essay?
- SVCWC | Writing as a process
- SVCWC | Writing the comparison analysis literature essay
- SVCWC | Writing a transfer application essay
- SVCWC | Introductions & Conclusions
- SVCWC | Thesis Statements
- SVCWC | Topic Sentences
- SVCWC | Topic sentence outline exercise
- SVCWC | Understanding assignments
- SVCWC | What is an academic essay?
- SVCWC | Writing as a process
- SVCWC | Writing the comparison analysis literature essay
- SVCWC | Writing a transfer application essay
- SVCWC | Writing a Resume
- SVCWC | Writing a Resume QUICK GUIDE
- SVCWC | Template idea: Functional resume
- SVCWC | Template idea: Combination resume
- These templates are not fillable; they are meant as a possible organization and layout guide.
- Use along with the 鈥淲riting a Resume鈥� writing guide, above.
- Adapt them to match your needs!
Helpful links for other guidance and examples:
Other Resources
- This site, maintained by graduate students in English at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, includes many useful 鈥渉andouts鈥� and writing videos to help you get started and to get you 鈥渦nstuck.鈥�
- (video) Explains Carol Dweck鈥檚 ideas about how having a 鈥済rowth mindset鈥� can make you a better learner, in an easy-to-follow video.
- Everybody procrastinates, but that doesn鈥檛 mean it鈥檚 inevitable.
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- 鈥�This Online Writing Lab offers extensive information and support for writers.
- 鈥�Information and exercises to help you improve your grammar.
Faculty Resources
- Writing Center Info On Course Syllabus We鈥檇 love to have you include information about the Writing Center on your course syllabi. Click for suggested syllabus text.
- Peer Tutors in the Writing Center Why use peer tutors in the writing center? Click for more information.
- Request For Services Request a visit for your class to or from the Writing Center! Call us at 360.416.7855 or email us at SVC.WritingCenter@skagit.edu.
We can always use help spreading the word about our services! Feel free to download and/or print the promotional materials below. You can also contact us at svc.writingcenter@skagit.edu for brochures and bookmarks.
SVC Writing Center (MVC)
Location: Lewis Hall 321 (L-321)
Phone: 360.416.7855
Email: SVC.WritingCenter@skagit.edu