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First visit? Register for an account . Returning? Log in below. Email Address Password SELECT A SCHEDULE Spring 2024 Fall 2012 Fall 2013 Fall 2014 Fall 2015 Fall 2016 Fall 2023 J-term 2023 Spring 2023 Summer 2023 Check this box to stay logged in : Log In Having trouble logging in? Reset your password . Looking for more information? View the announcements . Announcements MAY 31, 2012 Welcome to WCONLINE 5! To get started, ALL users of WCONLINE, new or old, need to register for an account by clicking the link to the left. Close Reset Your Password Having trouble logging in? Enter your email address below and then select "Reset Password." Email Address Reset Password Close MAY 31, 2012 Welcome to WCONLINE 5! To get started, ALL users of WCONLINE, new or old, need to register for an account by clicking the link to the left. WCONLINE v24.5.3 © 2024 ToS About The takes as its primary mission one-to-one instruction in writing for all SU students. The conferences between students and the Writing Center staff, either face-to-face or online, work to enable students to learn productive habits in pre-writing, drafting, revising, and editing. Using directive and non-directive instructional techniques, the Centers staff encourages students to do their own work but to value consultation as a valuable part of composing. The ultimate goal of the Center is to develop more able student writers. When a student leaves the Writing Center after an appointment, he or she will be further along in the process of producing a polished piece of writing. The Center also strives to promote and support writing across the curriculum, serving students from all courses at all levels. The Staff also makes presentations to classes about writing and the Writing Center, while the Director of the Writing Center is available to faculty for consultations about designing assignments and integrating writing in non-English courses. Finally, the Center also provides online resources for students who, for various reasons, may not be able to visit the Center in person. These resources, which include a databank of instructional materials, email tutoring, and links to websites containing MLA, APA, Chicago, ASA, and CSE documentation information. ››...