F.A.Q.
- What services does the University Center for Excellence in Writing (UCEW) offer?
- Who may use the UCEW?
- Who provides consulting services?
- Where is the UCEW located?
- When is the UCEW open?
- How can I make an appointment with a writing consultant?
- What should I bring to a writing conference?
- What is the cost of using the UCEW?
- Writing consultants help writers at any point of the writing process (i.e. brainstorming, drafting, revision) with a variety of documents: papers for courses, senior or master theses, dissertations, job applications, applications for graduate school, articles for publication, grant proposals, course syllabi, among other documents.
- Consultants help writers understand assignments, generate ideas, and flesh out weak or biased arguments.
- Consultants help writers identify and address patterns of error in sentence structure, mechanics, grammar, and documentation format, as well as share proven proofreading strategies.
- Consultants will provide consultations for creative writers and their writing projects.
- Our services are available to all members of the FAU community: full- and part-time undergraduate and graduate students, staff, faculty, and visiting scholars.
- Services are provided by nationally certified FAU graduate assistants and peer consultants.
- Our main Boca site is located in the General Classroom South (GS) Buliding room 215.
- The Davie site is located in room 220 of the Liberal Arts Building.
- The Jupiter site is located in room 110 of the Student Resources Building
- Please, log in to our scheduling system using this link. Once you log in, you will be able to see our schedule through the end of the semester for all sites.
- Please go to our website to make an appointment .
- We do work with writers on a walk-in basis, but writers with appointments are helped before walk-ins.
- You should bring a copy of your assignment/task, your current draft and disc, and any relevant texts and/or articles.
- If you are referred to the UCEW, be sure to bring the draft containing your instructor's comments.
- Services are free to all students, staff, faculty, and visiting scholars.