From First Draft to Final Touch: We’re Here to Help
The Spring Semester is getting in full swing, so if you need help with writing, please visit the Bangor Writing Center on the second floor of Belfast Hall.
The Writing Center supports students, faculty, and staff in the UMA community with their writing projects by offering one-to-one distance and in-person tutoring, classroom workshops and presentations, and context-specific writing resources.
Writing Center tutors are UMA students trained in providing feedback for writing projects across the UMA curriculum as well as for personal and professional writing.
Need help outside of drop-in hours? Need remote help?
If we have stepped out during those times or are unexpectedly close, please email Nate at nathaniel.berger@maine.edu and he will help you as best as he can.
Thank you and have a successful spring semester!
UMA Bangor Writing Center is Open in Belfast Hall 214!
Monday 10am – 3pm
Tuesday – Thursday 10am – 4pm
More Helpful Writing Resources:
- Students with writing assignments can email their drafts to the UMA Augusta Writing Center. Or if in the Augusta area, meet in-person with a tutor on Tuesday or Thursday. Check out the Augusta Campus Writing Center.
- The UMA VAWLT is also available to all students, regardless of location.
- MLA is not the misspelled prefix ‘mal’ meaning bad. It’s the Modern Language Association, and it’s a great way to easily cite sources. Here are a couple of resources for all things MLA:
- Does APA stand for Anxiety Pressure Attack? If you think so, take a deep breath and check out these resources for APA (American Psychological Association) citation guidelines. Pretty soon, you’ll turn APA into your A Plus Advantage!