The LLCC Writing Center invites students to “write their way to discovery” this semester! Writing Center specialists and English faculty are available throughout the semester to help on this journey.
Knowing what you want to say and how you ultimately want to say it is often a process — a messy and exciting process of discovery.
Do your students need help with their scholarship personal essays or applications? Let them know to stop by the Workforce Careers Center lobby for free onsite help from the LLCC Writing Center and LLCC Foundation.
The LLCC Foundation scholarship application is available NOW through Feb. 15. Only one application form is needed to apply for all scholarships.
The LLCC Writing Center is here to help! Please remind students that they are welcome to schedule an appointment (either in person or on MS Teams) to discuss prewriting, drafts, revisions — any writing — related activity for any of their classes. Just call 217-786-2341. We hope you enjoy the November Sway about writing your way to health.
Join the LLCC Writing Center this week in recognizing the National Day on Writing, Oct. 20. You are welcome to “write for self” by contributing a poem, short narrative, word cloud, song lyrics or free writing that shares something about who YOU are — your personality, passions, academic and career pursuits, etc. All students who participate will be entered into a drawing at week’s end for a $40 gas card.
Drop by the Writing Center and post your contribution on a project board or email it to writingcenter@llcc.edu. And be sure to visit to sample “write” food in recognition of authors’ favorite snacks and sweets and/or use art supplies to design a poster that expresses self.
Join the LLCC Writing Center this week in recognizing the National Day on Writing, Oct. 20. All week, you are welcome to “write for self” by contributing a poem, short narrative, word cloud, song lyrics or free writing that shares something about who YOU are — your personality, passions, academic and career pursuits, etc. All students who participate will be entered into a drawing at week’s end for a $40 gas card.
Drop by the Writing Center and post your contribution on a project board or email it to writingcenter@llcc.edu. And be sure to visit throughout the week to sample “write” food in recognition of authors’ favorite snacks and sweets and/or use art supplies to design a poster that expresses self.
We hope to see you soon!
LLCC Writing Center
The LLCC Writing Center is here to help! You are welcome to schedule an appointment (either through MS Teams or in person) to discuss prewriting, drafts, revisions — any writing-related activity for any of your classes; just call 217-786-2341. We hope you enjoy this month’s Sway, “Write Your Way to Discovery.”
Knowing what you want to say and how you ultimately want to say it is often a process — a messy and exciting process — of discovery.
Writing information down — especially handwriting it — is proven to enhance your ability to remember the details. The LLCC Writing Center shares the following Sway presentation about one of many benefits from good writing habits.
LLCC Human Resources office is advertising for a writing center specialist. Full details on this and all other open positions can be viewed on the HR employment page.
The LLCC Writing Center has temporarily adjusted its schedule for student appointments. Beginning today, Aug. 21, the center is open for appointments from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Fridays.
The LLCC Writing Center is looking for faculty who would like an embedded writing tutor for classes in the fall. If you would like to see your students’ writing improve in your courses, please consider working with the Writing Center staff in our embedded tutoring program! Information about the program is attached below.