Writing Center

First Visit?

Go to WCOnline to register and make an account. Doing so will allow you to view our schedule and make appointments for in-person tutorials, conducted in 402 Neville Hall.

From there, you will also be able to schedule your appointment online. A white box means the appointment slot is available, while blue and gray mean that one is not.

If you are already registered, click the link below to sign in and schedule a face-to-face tutorial!

UMaine WCOnline login

Mission Statement

The Writing Center is committed to expanding our services and expertise, and to expanding the expertise of all writers. Our mission is to create longitudinal improvement in writing and communication through peer-to-peer collaboration. We provide undergraduates and graduates with professional development opportunities. We support faculty workload and awareness of current research trends in writing convention and assessment. 

Congratulations!

Congratulations are in order!

First, to Brady Andrews and Tyler O’Keefe, Recipients of the Abby Sargent Neese Kelly Creative Writing Scholarship!

Second, to Grace Marshall, Drew Beaupré, Molly Masters, and Alexandria Mooney on their graduations!

Third, to all of the tutors for their hard work!

All our well-wishes to everyone!

Additional information

What should you bring?

The most important thing to bring is the assignment (if you have one) and any writing you have done so far on the assignment.

Here is a helpful list of things to consider bringing:

• The assignment (class notes, handouts, syllabus, etc)
• Your paper, or multiple drafts of your paper
• Research materials (this sometimes helps with citation questions or quoting)