The University of Waterloo Writing and Communication Centre is a hub of communication and writing practice, support, and research on campus. Writing a paper? Designing a portfolio? Giving a presentation? From brainstorming to revision, understanding your assignment to presenting your work, we are here to support you in any discipline, at any stage of the communication process.
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One week until: Rock Your Thesis Week 3!
Rock Your Thesis: Revise and Edit is starting July 28th! The third in the three-part “Rock Your Thesis” series, this workshop will equip you with the skills you need to revise your thesis or dissertation draft and plan to submit and defend it! #waterloowrites
One day until: Rock Your Thesis!
One day left until Rock Your Thesis Week 3!
This workshop is best suited for Master’s and PhD students who have written at least part of their thesis or dissertation draft. Please bring a laptop, a digital copy of your work-in-progress, and a printed copy of at least 10 pages of your thesis or dissertation!
Now Hiring Undergraduate Peer Tutor Ambassadors!
Now hiring peer tutor ambassadors
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Why I love the WCC's Online Workshops
When I first started my undergraduate degree at the University of Waterloo, one of the biggest challenges I faced was learning how to bridge the gap between the writing skills that I brought with me from high school and the writing skills that were expected of me in university.
Breaking Assumptions: What I Learned About ECC From Being a Facilitator
What is ECC?
How to get the most out of your undergrad writing groups
So, you’re looking for ways to stay connected with the student community while getting schoolwork done. Joining a writing group seems to be the best fit because it looks like fun and a great way to meet others in university. But what exactly are writing groups and are there any benefits to being part of one?
