Writing Center
About the Writing Center
The Writing Center of Bellevue University invites all students , faculty, and staff to stop by whenever they are in the Humanities Center on the main campus. Whether a writer is still looking for ideas to write about or is nearly done with an assignment, the trained consultants in the Writing Center will offer their professional feedback and encouragement. The consultants do not proofread but rather focus on the writer as well as on the writing assignment, helping the writer refine those skills that will lead to success with future writing tasks.
Hours and Location
The Writing Center is located in Room 207 of the Humanities Building on Bellevue University's main campus. Our services are available Monday through Thursday from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm., 1st and 4th Fridays of each month from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., and the 2nd and 3rd Fridays of each month from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Submissions by email are always welcome at the email address listed in the "Contact Us" section below.
When submitting your work by email, please provide as much of the following information as possible:
- Your Name
- Name of your Instructor
- Name and Number of Course
- Assignment Guidelines
- Due Date of Assignment
- Special area(s) for consultant to focus on
Services
The Writing Center offers one–on–one consultations, face–to–face or by email, on any type of writing project. The consultants can help students with deciding on topics, generating and focusing ideas, organization, grammar and mechanics, documentation and format, and many other writing–related issues. The center also offers workshops on a variety of writing topics to students, faculty, and staff.
Schedule an appointment
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FAQ
Contact Us
Phone: (402) 557-5449
Email: writing@bellevue.edu
Scope of Service
Writers who visit the Writing Center remain solely responsible for the content, grammar, punctuation, style and organization of their written work. Consultants never rewrite, correct, or grade the documents submitted to them. They suggest changes that they feel are most likely to improve a written work, but writers are free to accept or reject the suggestions of consultants. The fact that a written document has been reviewed by a consultant, therefore, does not guarantee that it is free from errors or from plagiarism, or that it deserves any one grade in particular.
How Did We Do?
Please fill out this survey about your last consultation at the Writing Center, whether you came to the Center in person or submitted your work by email.