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  • Find Books
    Recommended books by your professor and your librarian. Plus links to the catalog and the WorldCat.
  • Course Guides
    Use the drop down menu to find individual course guides.
  • Citation Styles
    How to write a bibliography and notes. Also links to Plagiarism site.
  • Help
    We encourage you to get in touch with us if you have questions.
 

Writing Assistance

W&L students have access to tutorial assistance with their writing from two services on campus.

  • Writing Center    Peer tutors offer "individual tutorial assistance to students on any college writing task, from papers and lab reports in any stage of completion to resumes and application essays."   Located on the Main Floor of Leyburn Library.
 

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Welcome to the Research Guide for the Writing Program. Using the red tabs, you will find links to recommended resources, as well as links to individual course guides. Feel free to rate this guide in the bottom box.



 

Writing The Academic Paper

The W&L Writing Center offers individual tutorial assistance to students on any college writing task, from papers and lab reports in any stage of completion to resumes and application essays. Open evenings on the main level of Leyburn Library, the Center is directed by an English Department faculty member and staffed by upperclass students in various major fields chosen for their superior writing and teaching abilities.

The Writing Program at Dartmouth College has a clear website to guide students in writing for particular disciplines. It gives advice to non-majors and provides examples of how to construct an argument in the various disciplines.

 

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