Writing Center workshops are presented using the Zoom video communications application.

• APA FORMAT : Learn APA formatting basics as well as how to cite sources in APA format. APA format is generally used for courses like psychology, speech, and STEM.
  
  
• BRAINSTORM and OUTLINE : Learn how to brainstorm before writing (prewriting) and create MLA formatted outlines.
  
  
• CONCLUSION PARAGRAPHS : Learn how to conclude an essay by writing a thought-provoking conclusion paragraph.
  
  
• EDIT and PROOFREAD : Learn how to use editing and proofreading techniques to address essay feedback.
  
  
• ESSAY TYPES: Learn how to identify and use common essay types such as compare and contrast, analysis, and argumentative essays.
  
  
• INTEGRATING SOURCES : Learn how to avoid plagiarism and cite sources by integrating quotes, paraphrases, and summaries in an essay.
  
  
• INTRODUCTION PARAGRAPHS : Learn how to write compelling introduction paragraphs, including the hook and bridge.
  
  
• LITERARY CRITICISMS : Learn how to use literary criticisms in literary analysis essays.
  
  
• LITERARY DEVICES : Learn how to identify literary devices in college level texts.
  
  
• MLA FORMAT : Learn MLA formatting basics as well as how to cite sources in MLA format. MLA format is generally used for courses like English.
  
  
• PARAGRAPH WRITING : Learn how to create variety in paragraphs by using simple, compound, and complex sentences.
  
  
• READING STRATEGIES : Learn how to utilize reading strategies, such as annotation techniques, for reading comprehension and research.
  
  
• RESEARCH PAPER : Learn how to conduct research properly and organize a research paper.
  
  
• SENTENCE ERRORS : Learn how to identify and fix fragments, run-ons, and comma splices.
  
  
• SENTENCE VARIETY : Learn how to create variety in paragraphs by using simple, compound, and complex sentences.
  
  
• THESIS STATEMENT : Learn how to write clear and concise thesis statements that answer an essay prompt.
  
  
• TRANSITIONS: Learn how to move the reader from one idea to the next by creating transitions between sentences and/or paragraphs and creating connections between ideas.
  
  
• VERBS: Learn about important verb rules for college writing, including subject-verb agreement, verb tenses, and tense consistency.