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The Writing and Communication Centre's one-to-one tutor appointments are one of, if not our most, impressive and well-received student-oriented services. Every day, the WCC receives messages from undergraduate and graduate students detailing how much they enjoyed meeting with our tutors and how much they appreciated their help. From cover letters to theses, our tutors are always prepared to provide you with high quality guidance on your work. With this in mind, the WCC would like to introduce a few of our fantastic tutors and share some of their thoughts with you! 

This three part workshop series can give you the tips and information you need to plan, draft, and revise your thesis, dissertation, or your dissertation proposal. While the first session has already passed by, you can still join in for the second and third parts of the series! 

The WCC English Conversation Circles have been around since 2011 and have been particularly helpful for those who want to practice their oral English skills. We have a long tradition of friendly, relaxed groups sharing their stories and learning about Canada. For example, when talking about Canada Day, while the participants asked the facilitators about foods Canadians like to eat for their holidays, they also shared what foods they liked to eat for holidays in their home countries. The pandemic was, of course, challenging, but it helped us discover new ways that we could get together to talk and learn, while still maintaining a safe and respectful environment.

From starting to write at the university level to putting the very final touches on your thesis, our workshops cover a wide variety of material that is aimed towards helping graduate and undergraduate students to master the world of writing! For example, here are a few of the workshops and resources that we are currently offering to grads and undergrads.

Wondering what the Writing and Communication Centre is all about? Then come and see the WCC like a student would. This Friday, October 14,  the WCC will be hosting members of the Uwaterloo community at an open house organized through the Student Success Office's See it Like a Student event. Interested in joining us? Drop by South Campus Hall room 219 anytime between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. for an in-person tour of the WCC. 

Today is the last day of the English Conversation Circles for the Spring 2022 term! We hope you enjoyed attending these circles as much as we enjoyed hosting them!

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Join us on July 14 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm for the IBPOC Writing Café. The IBPOC Writing Café is a space where graduate students identifying as Indigenous, Black, and people of colour can come together to form a supportive community of writers. This is an intentional IBPOC-only space. You can join the IBPOC writing groups channel through WCC’s Teams.

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"I improved my writing skills, and I improved my doctoral dissertation with my learning."

Today is the last day of the Dissertation Boot Camp! We hope you found the program beneficial and enjoyed participating in it as much as we enjoyed hosting it! 

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Dissertation Boot Camp starts this week! . 

Both in-person and online options are available. We are excited to announce that this will be the WCC's first in-person Dissertation Boot Camp in two years. Make progress on your thesis or dissertation in a supportive community today!  

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Please note that the Writing and Communication Centre will be closed today for the Canada Day holiday.

Our workshops and online learning resources are still available on our website. Visit the link below to access them now:

We hope you have a safe and happy long weekend!