University Writing Center
University Writing Center
The Writing Center opens Tuesday, September 8, for individual consultations in person and on Zoom, asynchronous feedback, and more.
- Monday through Thursday 9am—9pm.
- Fridays 10am—4pm.
- Sundays 12pm–9pm.
Write to wrc@du.edu with questions!
Submit your quick writing and citation style questions and get a response within 24 hours from a peer writing consultant.
Meet with a peer writing consultant on any writing project (academic, professional, creative, personal) and at any point in your process.
Send up to ten pages of your draft for comments from peer writing consultants in 3-4 days—no appointment needed. This offering is ideal for developing drafts, but it is not intended for final editing or proofreading.
"Productivity Plus" Appointments
You don't need to wait until you have a draft to come to the Writing Center; sometimes getting started or keeping your momentum up is the hardest part. Bring any reading or writing project, at any point in your process, and work with an accountability consultant, who will help you set a reasonable goal, talk when you want to, and help you make some progress. Available in person and in Zoom!
We offer multiple weekly groups for students and staff who want to schedule some time during their busy weeks to set a goal, work on a writing project (however big or small), and walk away each week knowing they've made progress. Registration form coming soon!
Our peer consultants offer writing interactive writing workshops and presentations for classes, programs, departments, and student groups, with two weeks notice.
Browse our resource collection for handouts, videos, and slide decks on a wide range of writing and citation style topics and practices.
Submit your research poster for a nominal fee. The Writing Program and Writing Center offers poster printing to DU students under certain circumstances.
The University Writing Center works with all University of Denver students, staff, and faculty as part of the Writing Program's mission to foster inclusive, accessible, collaborative, and ethical writing and literacy practices needed in diverse rhetorical contexts.
Our graduate and advanced undergraduate peer consultants help writers in all fields and majors and at all levels to make informed choices about how they navigate language, literacy, and learning in the writing they do. We encourage all writers to build peer conversation and response into their writing practice.
We offer a variety of supports for writers, including writing consultations, written/recorded peer response on short writing projects, workshops, drop-in hours, writing groups, support for thesis and dissertation writers, and specialized STEM writing support.
