A Few of the Benefits of Being a Writing Consultant

• Enjoy intellectually challenging work
• Learn real-world job skills
• Enhance your resume
• Work in a dynamic, team-oriented environment
• Improve your own writing
• Have flexible hours

Workstudy Positions at the Center
The Writing Center is staffed by nearly two-dozen specially-trained undergraduate and graduate Writing Consultants. Undergraduate students must complete appropriate training before working in the Center. As such, if you are interested in a workstudy position with the Writing Center, you need to complete English 290 ("Principles of Tutoring Writing") this spring; you will then be eligible for a paid workstudy position in the Center beginning in the Fall of 2007. EN 290 requires instructor permission, so contact Dr. Drew Morse if you would like to register. Though not yet confirned, it is likely that this year's EN 290 will fulfill the core's W requirement. Last year's EN 290 syllabus will give you a general sense of the ideas and materials covered in the seminar.

More Information?
Contact Dr. Morse by e-mail (amorse@jcu.edu), phone (397-1911), or in person (OC 206). Feel free also to drop by the Writing Center (OC 207); our hours are Monday-Thursday 9:00-7:00 and Friday 9:00-2:00.