The Writing Center assists with all writing projects, including multimedia projects, at any stage of development. Our services are free and available to anyone in the University of Iowa community. Our job is to help you become a better writer, reader and critical thinker. Support our programs by donating here.
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Now accepting applications for our Dissertation Camp (May 28-June 7) and summer weekly enrollment program (June 10-Aug 1)
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Now accepting submissions for the Spring 2019 issue of Voices, a collection of writing done in and around the Writing Center. Send to writing-center@uiowa.edu by 5:00 pm, Friday May 3.
We reopen for appointments on June 10.
Appointments available M-Th, 10 am to 3 pm. No walk-in times.
Online tutoring is closed until June 10.
Upload your work to our online system and get feedback by email. Allow at least two business days for a response.
Register now for the summer session (June 10 to August 3).
Meetings will take place M-Th between 10:00 am and 3:00 pm in 110 EPB.
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The Writing Center is hosted by the Department of Rhetoric and located in 110 EPB. Services are free and available to all students, faculty and staff. We also advise instructors.
Demand for our services always exceeds our capacity. Every semester we have to turn away disappointed students who can't find an available appointment. Support the Writing Center and our programs by donating here.
Find out about our dissertation writing summer camp, Write-In and Write ON programs, or how you can train to work as a tutor at the Writing Center
Information about our very popular Fellows program. Find out about how to become an undergraduate peer tutor, or get a writing fellow assigned to your class.
The University of Iowa Writing Center was started by Carrie Stanley in 1934, making it one of the first writing centers in the United States. The Center has a long-standing tradition of one-to-one instruction in rhetorical and communication skills. An understanding of how discourse, whether of writing, speaking, reading, or listening, is both purpose and audience-driven has been a hallmark of the Writing Center and its host department, Rhetoric. Get answers to some frequently asked questions, and find out more about our staff and our history. Support Writing Center programs by making a donation here. All contributions are very much appreciated
