Wellesley College Writing Program

Meet WritingTutor Annika Schafer:

Where is your favorite place to write papers?
My favorite place to write papers is in a corner of El Table, listening to loud music.

What font do you use, and why?
The best font to write in is Garamond in my opinion; it is professional-looking but not too stuffy and the serifs are very pretty.

Join the students of WRIT/ART 115 as they showcase their self-made books. The Pop-Up Exhibition will take place on Tuesday, April 30, 2019, from 4:00-4:45 in the Brackett Reading Room.

Hi Wellesley! Registration started today!!

Be sure to check out Writ 201, a class where you design your own curriculum.

Exciting News Wellesley!!

Our very own Professor Heather Bryant will have her poetry featured on the MBTA during the month of April as part of the Wellesley collaboration with Mass Poetry initiative.

Attached is the spam and expect more details to be announced later on.

Is it crunch-time? Are deadlines for papers approaching faster than you expected? Or just want to chill out with your Wellesley sibs?

Come to the Writer's Block Party this Sunday from 1-5pm hosted at PLTC (Clapp 318). Have a snack (or two). Writing tutors will be available to help you throughout your writing process.

Hi Wellesley! Have any plans for the summer? How about spending your break in Ireland?

Writ 293 offers you the chance to spend your summer in Ireland while learning about the culture! Email Professor Heather Bryant ([email protected]) for the application and more information

Join the Wellesley College Writing Program this Wednesday for an information session for Writ 293.

Come to the Office of the Physical Plant Conference Room from 12:30-1:30 to learn more about the summer writing course in Ireland.

Hope to see you there!

Meet Jill Mankoff

Mon: 9-11am Thurs: 9-11am

Where is your favorite place to write papers?

I love writing in El Table while drinking a good cup of coffee.

Why did you decide to become a writing tutor?

I decided to become a writing tutor because I want to help people learn to love writing. It’s so satisfying when you find an idea you love or discover the right word to best explain your point.

What do you do when you get stuck during the writing process?

When I get stuck while writing I like to take a walk. I find getting away from my computer and into a peaceful environment helps me come up with new ideas. Wellesley also has such a beautiful campus to walk around!