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Wilf Writing Center

Currently offering in-person and online writing help. Visit our online scheduler to find out more and sign up!

Our Mission

The Wilf Campus Writing Center offers a friendly and comfortable environment where members of the YU community seek writing advice and feedback from trained and dedicated tutors. The Writing Center aims to help writers gain the skills and confidence to articulate themselves more clearly in prose. We operate on the principle that a powerful way that people learn to improve their writing is through engagement with others. Respectful of the needs of different individuals, disciplines, and contexts, we facilitate conversations about writing both in the Center and across campus to help writers produce diverse types of texts, whether academic, extracurricular, or professional. Some of our most important conversations take place in one-with-one tutoring sessions that help writers succeed in their own work.

We Help All Members of the YU Community on All Kinds of Writing, Including:

  • Undergraduates starting First Year Writing and Business Communication Assignments;
  • Upperclassmen organizing research papers for their majors;
  • Creative writers completing works for publication;
  • Students applying for jobs or graduate and professional schools;
  • Ph.D. candidates revising doctoral dissertations;
  • Faculty editing their scholarly articles and books;
  • Staff and alumni preparing special projects.

We Also Offer

  • Writing resources, including handbooks and handouts, and links to online resources. 
  • Computers, Internet access, and a comfortable place to write.
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Contact Us

Sunday - Thursday during the academic year
Furst Hall, Room 202 | 500 West 185th Street (at Amsterdam Avenue)
wilfwritingcenter@yu.edu 

Wurzweiler students contact wsswwritingconsultants@gmail.com or

Resources

There are thousands of excellent online writing resources, but it can be difficult to know how to find them. Try searching by using the phrase "writing center" (in quotation marks) and the name of whatever you need help with (for instance, "resumes," "titles," "literary analysis," and so on).

These collections of online resources are also useful:

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