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They tutor, they write, they publish, they organize and run events like Writing Day. If you're a tutor and you're interested in participating in any of these activities, please contact get in touch with the person leading the project. Connections: Connections finds ways for prospective high school teachers and other interested individuals to get into local public high schools and tutor a younger group of writers. Everyone is welcome to volounteer. Currently, the program needs drivers and tutors. Inquire about the next Connections trip with Jonah Bondurant. WELL: The Writing for the Enrichment of Living and Learning is a literacy and writing program for adults. In the Fall and Spring semesters, tutors visit the Higgins House, a halfway house part of the Cathedral Shelter on Ashland and Jackson. Everyone is welcome to volounteer for the WELL program. Contact Stephanie after the Fall semester begins. The Writer's Reader: Contact Koren Quarles if for information about submitting a piece to the Writer's Reader or joining the editor's circle. Writing Day: TBA Other Features: Writing from tutors past and present is available online. The Message Board is open to all students registered in English 222, 482, and staff tutors. [Back] Disclaimer: The Writing Center is committed to accommodating the needs of its clients provided that such accommodations maintain the standards of academic integrity established by the university. Discrimination on the basis of race, class, religion, gender, or ability is prohibited. Contact the webmaster for questions or comments about the website. Copyright © 2006 The Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois |