How can the Writing Center help me?

The Presbyterian College Writing Center offers free peer tutoring and one-on-one help with any writing assignment in any subject area and at any stage of development.

The Writing Center’s main goal is to help PC students improve their writing skills. Our tutors are trained to offer help at any stage of the writing process, from planning and essay organization to grammar, usage, citing sources, and proofreading. Tutors do not “fix” papers to guarantee a desired grade. Instead, tutors ask strategic questions, make suggestions, and provide help that students need to develop into strong and confident writers.

Location:
Neville Hall rotunda, 2nd floor

The Writing Center offers appointments every day of the week except Saturdays. Limited walk-in tutoring is available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

View daily schedules and appointment availability at WCOnline.

How do I schedule a writing conference with a tutor?

  1. Go to WC Online to schedule a tutoring session. First-time users will be asked to create an account.
  2. Choose a date and meeting time. Reserve a half hour for short assignments or a full hour for longer papers. 
  3. Go the Writing Center at your scheduled appointment time and the tutor you scheduled will be ready to work with you.

If you need to cancel your appointment, log back in and cancel at least 30 minutes ahead of time. Students who repeatedly miss scheduled appointments lose their access to the Writing Center. 

Email writingcenter@presby.edu with any concerns or questions. 

Writing Center tutors for Spring 2025:

Margaret Leonard

Hi! I am a Biology major with an English minor who loves to bake and read!

Areas of proficiency:

  • Citations
  • Thesis
  • Vocabulary

Isabella Chart

This is my tutoring assistant Angel (my cat). If you have an online session she will be sitting in.

Areas of proficiency:

  • Outline work
  • Brainstorming
  • Poems

Chiara Barbieri

Hi everyone! My name is Chiara and I’m a French major with a minor in Psychology.  

Areas of proficiency:

  • Essay structure
  • Punctuation
  • Thesis statements

Ella Casto-Waters

I have always loved reading and writing ever since I was a little girl, so it was only natural for me to declare her English major once I arrived at Presbyterian College! I currently serve as SGA’s Student Body President and am a member of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. I enjoy taking my dog, Penny, on walks and spending time with my two sisters. One fun fact about me is that I have a goal of visiting 25 countries before I turn 25!

Areas of proficiency:

  • Literary analysis
  • Diction and syntax
  • Grammar and punctuation
CJ

CJ Davis

My name is CJ and I’m a sophomore who likes singing and listening to music. I also love to meet and learn from new people. I’m a member of the PC Choir, Jazz Band, and a part-time choral member at a church. In my free time, I also enjoy listening to podcasts about psychology and religion.

Areas of proficiency:

  • Vocabulary
  • Development 
  • Textual Evidence and Analysis
Rebekah

Rebekah Archer

I’m Rebekah, and I am a double major in English and Computer Science with a minor in History.

Areas of proficiency:

  • Organization
  • Diction and Syntax
  • Analysis
Madison

Madison Lee

I’m Madison, an English and Computer Science major here at PC.

Areas of proficiency:

  • Grammar and Punctuation
  • Proofreading
  • Organization and Structure
Denim

Denim Yadav

I’m Denim, a computer science student with a math minor and I love solving problems.

Areas of proficiency:

  • Thesis Statements
  • Brainstorming Ideas
  • Proofreading

Cree Augustine

I’m Cree, a sophomore with a double major in English and History.

Areas of proficiency:

  • Grammar
  • Structure and Organization
  • Analysis