Hello, and welcome to the Portland State University Writing Center blog. We hope that you will bookmark this page, check it often, and use it whenever you have a question about writing. We also hope that this blog will be a nice place to hang out on the Web. Feel free to check out some of our links; maybe we already have the answer to your question somewhere!
We might not get around to updating this page every day, but we will keep you up-to-date on all the latest Writing Center news. If it has to do with words, we'll try to help. Once again: welcome.
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- active reading (1)
- active vs. passive voice (2)
- analysis (3)
- audience (1)
- brainstorming (8)
- breaking down assignments (6)
- choosing and documenting sources (3)
- common mistakes (6)
- communicating w/ professors (5)
- description (4)
- expanding ideas (1)
- finals week tips (5)
- formatting (1)
- getting feedback (3)
- getting started (10)
- grammar/punctuation (9)
- in-class essay (2)
- interviewing (1)
- job/school apps. (4)
- lists (1)
- narrowing topic (1)
- organization (1)
- page limits (1)
- peer response (6)
- personal statements (4)
- popular wisdom vs. facts (1)
- quoting sources (4)
- research papers (1)
- responding to peers' papers (1)
- revision/editing/proofreading (8)
- sentence structure (1)
- style (3)
- taking notes (1)
- thesis (3)
- topics (3)
- using quantitative data (1)
- using the writing center (1)
- writer's block (4)
- writing center news (7)
- writing center stats (2)
- writing for fun (1)
- writing handbooks (1)
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We are located in Cramer Hall 188F. You may contact us by telephone at 503 725-3570, or through email at writingcenter@pdx.edu.
Who We Are
- The PSU Writing Center
- Our trained professional consultants and staff provide nonjudgmental, collaborative support to students, faculty, and community members in all stages of the writing process. The services offered by the Writing Center are free and open to the public: you may bring in any writing project—academic or nonacademic, personal or professional. We also have a Resource Center where students and faculty have access to books on a variety of writing issues and topics as well as comprehensive files with handouts on common writing issues and questions.
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