Learning Commons
Faculty Resources
Faculty may find information below on how to share Learning Commons services with their students, and how to create referrals.
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Syllabi Statements for Learning Commons Services
The Writing Center
Every writer needs a reader. Regardless of your background or experience with writing, the Writing Center stands ready to assist you as you write and revise for any assignment or other purpose. In the Writing Center, trained peer writing tutors offer you free, one-on-one feedback on any aspect of your writing, from choosing a topic to evaluating evidence, organizing details to citing sources. Whether you excel in writing or not, consider the value of asking for feedback from one who is trained and dedicated to helping you become the best writer you can be. Walk-ins are welcome as availability allows, but to make an appointment, you can call the Center at 963-1270, e-mail them, or visit the Writing Center website.
Academic Coaching
Learning study strategies for college classes requires students to adopt and practice new skills. If you would like to discover ways to effectively study that save you time and help you remember what you are learning, connect with an academic coach. You will work 1:1 with a coach to develop a personalized study plan that is based on your unique strengths and areas for improvement. You may book an appointment by emailing us.
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How to Create a Referral
Faculty may make referrals, to academic coaching, for students in their courses, if they believe that the student may need help with goal setting, time management, study skills, or other academic strategies that would lead to better course success.
Email us for help at learningcommons@cwu.edu.
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