Do you need writing assistance? Writing tutors are here to help you with your writing assignments. We offer writing assistance to all undergraduate UCSC students.
Meet Your Tutors
Stephanie Lee
Hi, my name is Stephanie, and I’m currently a 4th year majoring in Legal Studies. I’ve completed Writing 2, along with two specialized training course for this role. Over the past two years working this job, I’ve gained substantial experience, working with over 200 students. Also, during that time, I’ve had three pieces published in law journals at USC, UC Berkeley, and UC Davis. I look forward to working together!
Tabitha Ozaki
My name is Tabitha Ozaki. I am a senior majoring in general literature. I have worked as a technical, blog, and copywriter for about three years before starting university. At UCSC, I have taken W159 ( Grammar for Tutors and Teachers) and W169 (Theory and Practice of Tutoring Writing) courses as training to work as a writing assistant for the Writing Program. I have been working as a writing assistant for about two years with Professors Garrecht-Williams, Breakspeare, Carney-Waddy, Amis, and Daniels in all levels of Writing 1 & 2, including W1E. I have worked with Professors Garrecht-Williams and Breakspeare multiple times. Lastly, I enjoy sharing things I’ve learned working as a writer with students and have been told by Professor Garrecht-Williams that his students were “universally praising the help” I provided.
River Weill
Hi, there! My name is River Weill (he/they), I’m a 4th year and I’m double majoring in Art and Literature with a concentration in creative writing. I have undergone training in two tutoring courses: Grammar for Tutors and Teachers, as well as Theory and Practice or Tutoring Writing. Over the past 2 years I have had hundreds of students, each with unique writing styles and needs. Having tutored for both Writing 1 and 2 classes taught by Joy Hagen, Alexandra McCourt, and Ellen Newberry. I am confident in my abilities to personalize sessions to each students’ specific needs. I look forward to meeting you.
How to Schedule a Tutoring Session
Undergraduates seeking writing support may schedule a tutoring session at the Writing Center at least 24 hours in advance. Please go to the Writing Center website (https://writingcenter.ucsc.edu/) and click the “Schedule an Appointment” link. This will take you to the scheduling website (https://ucsc.mywconline.com/) where you may set up an account and schedule a tutoring session.
Questions? Please email the Writing Center at writeon@ucsc.edu
Remember that you don’t need to be struggling to get help with your writing—all students benefit from tutoring!