Learning Center
Writing Support
Join us for a drop-in session during available times, schedule an appointment, or submit to the Online Writing Lab (OWL) to receive written feedback within 48-72 business hours.
Drop-in Zoom Room
NOTICE: The Writing Center's Drop-in Zoom Room will be closed Friday, April 23rd so that staff can attend a professional development opportunity. The Online Writing Lab will remain open, and we will be back to our regular hours on Saturday, April 24th.
Drop-in open hours:
- Sunday: 12 pm-4 pm
- Monday & Tuesday: 10 am-5 pm
- Wednesday: 10 am-3 pm
- Thursday & Friday: 10 am-5 pm (Closed April 23rd)
- Saturday: 1 pm-5 pm
How to join the Writing Center Drop-in Zoom Room using a computer
You can also join Zoom meetings using a smartphone. Here is a YouTube video we recommend with more information about how to download the Zoom app and join a meeting on your phone: How to Join Zoom Video Conference Using Your Phone
Although it is possible to join our Zoom meeting with only a landline, we recommend simply calling our phone number instead. Our phone number is (541) 917-4708. We can help you set up a phone conference appointment if you aren't able to use Zoom but would still like to meet with someone to get feedback on your writing.
Monday-Thursday: 9am-7pm
Friday-Sunday: 11am-3pm
Additional morning & evening times are available by appointment. Please check TutorTrac
for more! If you do not see a drop-in or appointment time that works for you, please
reach out to Writing Center coordinator Chessie Alberti at albertc@linnbenton.edu.
How to Make a Zoom Appointment Using TutorTrac
All Learning Center appointments are held using Zoom video conferencing and scheduled with a system called TutorTrac. If you are currently enrolled in a credit class, you are already set-up with an account in TutorTrac.
Schedule an Appointment
About Us
The Writing Center is a place for all students to get free assistance with their writing. Our goal is to coach you through the writing process, help you to strengthen your writing, and give you the steps to become your own best editor. We do this primarily by talking to you in a one-on-one session or by sending you written feedback. When we meet with you, we want to know what your writing goals are, and together, we will determine the next steps for our time together.
Our mission is to help you navigate the complicated landscape of academic writing. We cannot guarantee an error-free paper or that you will receive a perfect grade after working with us; however, we can guarantee that we will stay present, listen with respect, and respond with compassion while working with you. Our Writing Assistants are successful student writers who have been trained to provide writing feedback. By offering you individualized writing support, we can help you to identify what is already working well in your writing, as well as what needs more attention. As you practice new skills and refine your writing process, we are here to be your cheerleaders, guides, and allies.
Although we hope to resume in-person services in the future, the Writing Center will continue to work remotely until determined otherwise.