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TCC Writing Centers

Appointments

Make, Edit, or Cancel an Appointment Here

for our Online Email Feedback or Online Live (Video or Phone) Conference, schedules.

Watch a tutorial for how to make an appointment. Below is a handout that illustrates how to attach documents to the appointment.

How to Attach Your Paper to an Appointment

TCC Writing Center Mission Statement

TCC Writing Center Mission Statement

Tulsa Community College Writing Centers promote collaboration in all stages of the writing process, striving to create more confident and proficient writers. Our writing consultants help students develop skills and strategies to become more independent, critical thinkers and effective communicators. We assist in areas such as:

Organizing and developing ideas
Writing across different genres, disciplines, and media platforms
Integrating research and citing sources in appropriate formats
Revising drafts
Understanding and using appropriate grammar, punctuation, and style

In addition, by partnering with faculty of all disciplines, we work to increase student success to academic support, thereby fostering student achievement and encouraging an open dialogue about successful writing within the college community.

Hours of Operation

Spring 2021

Online Email and Live Zoom: Monday - Thursday: 8 am - 8 pm, Friday: 8 am - 5 pm, Sat: 9-1

On-campus tutoring at

Southeast campus on Mondays and Tuesdays

Metro Campus on Wednesdays and Thursdays Room MC 538

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, TCC Writing Centers are currently working remotely. Please email writingcenter@tulsacc.edu or call 918-595-7465 to reach us. You can also make/edit/change online appointments at tulsacc.mywconline.com. Due to current staffing, chat may be unavailable during nights and weekends.

SEARCH THE WRITING CENTER FAQ HERE

Writing Center Services

Tulsa Community College Writing Centers

Who we are:

Our writing centers offer free one-on-one consultations on each of our four campuses. Our consultants have English degrees and experience working with college students in academic environments. Our primary goal is to help students become more confident and proficient writers. We do not simply proofread texts but instead focus on higher-order concerns such as development and organization of ideas. We encourage students to open a dialogue about writing with us. We want to collaborate in all stages of the writing process. We offer suggestions and feedback on assignments and will guide students through writing and revising their drafts.

What we offer:

Free tutoring
Writing workshops
Printing
Handouts, PowerPoints, media resources
Strategies to help you become a more confident writer

Tutoring for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Available

New Resource for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students

The Writing Center through the office of Accessibility Resources now has a link for specialized tutor for Accessibility Resource Students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing . This tutor is available to work with students in many subject areas including English, Psychology, History and Computer Concepts. Appointments and schedule can be accessed through the Make, Edit, or Cancel an Appointment here link.