Helping all writers when they get stuck
The Writing Center’s role is to support everyone at UNLV who is working on any writing project. We help writers gain skills that help them feel more confident and more prepared to revise their current paper as well as work on future ones.
The Writing Center is closed for a short summer break from May 13 – June 4. Our summer hours, listed below, will run from June 5 – August 11.
In-Person Consultation Hours
- Monday - Thursday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Virtual Consultation Hours
- Monday - Thursday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
- Friday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
OWL Hours
Submissions will be accepted Monday 9 a.m. – Thursday 12 p.m.
Quick Question Hours
Quick Questions will be answered promptly Monday – Friday 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Quick Questions submitted outside of those hours will be answered the following business day.
Announcements
Consultations
The UNLV Writing Center offers several types of writing consultations to best suit your needs, including in-person and virtual consultations, as well as an Online Writing Lab, consultations for multilingual and disabled writers, and more.
Handouts & Workshops
If you feel a little stuck but do not want to make an appointment yet, we have a library of handouts and video workshops created by Writing Center consultants, as well as helpful external writing websites. Our writing resources cover writing strategies, genre, citations, formatting, grammar, and punctuation.
Services for Students
The Writing Center is free for all students, and our consultants work with students at all levels and across all majors. If you are stuck on something you are writing, even if you haven’t started writing yet, schedule an appointment. You might want to try out a few consultants until you find one that you really like working with.
Services for Faculty and Staff
Writing Center consultants do not only work with students! If you are stuck on something you are writing, please schedule an appointment.
Also, students report that the best way they learn about the Writing Center is through their advisors and instructors. Add the Canvas Module to your WebCampus page, use our handouts to teach writing skills, invite a consultant into your class to explain our services to you and your students, or request a short workshop. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about our services or would like more information on how to encourage your students to use the Writing Center.
For the Canvas Module link, if it doesn't work to sign in, go to WebCampus, click on Canvas Commons and search “UNLV Writing Center.”
"Had a fun time talking and bouncing ideas off one another. Definitely feel confident in writing my proposal."
Student