Assistance for every writing level
Helping students, faculty and staff with many writing needs.
Writing Center
We’re here to help with CVs, match portfolios and other high-stakes writing.
What does the Writing Center do?
We can help with match portfolios, personal statements, CVs, manuscripts, scholarship applications, dissertations, speeches, essays for class, grant proposals, journal articles, poster presentations, and more.
Appointments are required. Request an appointment and/or submit a document for review through CampusGroups.
About 80% of requests are handled asynchronously: You submit your writing, and a tutor reviews the document and screenshares a critique with suggestions along with tracked changes that include written comments and edits. In-person and Zoom appointments are also offered.
SLL students: Individualized tutoring and resources are available. Request SLL assistance.
Where is the Writing Center located?
The Writing Center is located in the library, in L202-A.
How can the Writing Center be improved?
After every appointment, you will be asked to complete a survey. The survey data will help us improve our services, to offer you all the best support possible.
Where to find us
Email writingcenter@380cebbe0d.nxcli.io.
Visit the newly updated Writing Center canvas page.
Writing Center experts
Brian Harrell
Brian Harrell, writing specialist
Brian Harrell is a writing specialist at the Writing Center.
Brian has taught classes at NEOMED since 2018. He has a master’s degree in English Composition and his research interests are online pedagogy, writing center theory, first-year composition, and the rhetoric of health and medicine.
Brook Wyers
Brook Wyers, SLL writing specialist
Brook Wyers is the SLL writing specialist. She obtained her bachelor’s degree in English with a minor in Creative Writing from Kent State University in 2021. She went on to earn her book publishing certificate from The University of Denver as well as a master’s degree in publishing from Pace University.
When you don’t see Brook in the Writing Center, you may see her participating as a Reflective Practice mentor for the College of Medicine, helping operate The Journal of Medical Science (JMS) or as a faculty affiliate for the Oak Humanism Badge. She loves reading and has a passion for book and journal publishing, as well as a general love for the English language.
THE WRITING CENTER AT NEOMED
Located in the library, L202-A
writingcenter@380cebbe0d.nxcli.io