University Reading & Writing Center at CSU Sacramento

University Reading & Writing Center at CSU Sacramento

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The primary goal of the University Reading and Writing Center (URWC) is to provide encouraging, focused, and one-to-one tutorials in reading and writing.

The University Reading and Writing Center provides friendly, focused one-to-one tutoring for all Sac State students.

09/06/2018

Hello everyone! As we kick off the beginning of a new semester, and a new academic year, we want to remind you to take advantage of the writing services which The University Reading and Writing Center offers to Sac State students. We offer half-hour and hour-long appointments for all Sac State students working on any course which has a writing component to it (e.g. History, Science, English Engineering etc.) Our goal is to help students with the writing process and make students aware of traits which constitute good writing. We also have English 121 offered for all students, which is a one-unit course which meets for an hour each week in the writing center. Feel free to pay us a visit this semester from Monday through Thursday, 9-6, and on Fridays from 10-1. Appointments are filling up quickly, so get your preferred time while you still can! Have a wonderful semester everyone!

02/22/2018

Hello everyone! I hope your semester is going well as we march into March in a few days. As a reminder, the University Reading and Writing Center is open on Mondays-Thursdays from 9 am-6 pm and Fridays from 10 am-1 pm for the Spring 2018 semester. We are located in Calaveras Hall in room 128!

05/08/2017

Myth #5: Good grammar is good writing.
Good writing is a matter of achieving your desired effect upon an intended audience.-L. Lennie Irvin

04/10/2017

The URWC is buzzing with conversations about writing today. Purpose, audience, persona, tone, and context in action!

Spring Haiku Contest 04/05/2017

The URWC Haiku Contest deadline has been extended to April 16. See https://t.co/jwVUAVYayc for submission guidelines.

Spring Haiku Contest Hosted by the University Reading and Writing Center at Sacramento State

03/30/2017

"Each word tastes the context and contexts in which it has lived its socially charged life." -Bahktin

03/09/2017

It goes without saying, then, that language is also a political instrument, means, and proof of power. -James Baldwin

Photos 03/08/2017

Spring Haiku Contest!
Write original haiku
and submit today!

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Sacramento, CA
95819

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm