Summer Programming

Write Together at Home: June 2022 Graduate Writing Program provides graduate and professional students and post-docs with community, structure, and resources to support their writing. This program is designed to kick-start summer writing practice during the month of June, as well as to help establish writing practices and peer writing networks that will sustain writing throughout the summer.

Registration is now open! Learn more and apply here (by May 20): Write Together at Home Program

The Cornell Writing Centers and the Graduate Writing Service team up during the summer to provide tutoring services during Cornell's 6-week summer session. The Summer Writing Center supports all students and alum on any kind of writing project at any stage of the drafting process. Tutors (trained graduate students) serve as responsive listeners and readers who can address questions about the writing process or about particular pieces of writing. They can also consider questions of confidence, critical reading, analytic thought, organization and imagination, as well as help identify patterns of error at the sentence or paragraph-level.

Make appointments here: https://cornell.mywconline.net

During the 2022 summer session (June 21 - August 2), tutors are available for in-person and remote-access, synchronous online appointments.

Learn more about the Cornell Summer Writing Center

Writing Consultants are available throughout the summer to work with Cornell students and alum who are preparing applications to medical and dental school. Our writing consultants are experienced writing instructors who listen patiently, read thoughtfully, and offer considerate, supportive, and challenging feedback on personal statements and supplemental essays at ANY stage of the drafting process. 

Make appointments here: https://cornell.mywconline.net

During the 2022 summer session, tutors are available for remote-access, synchronous online appointments.

Learn more about Health Careers Applications Tutoring

Graduate students who are preparing to teach First-Year Writing Seminars work 6-8 hours a week under the mentorship of Cornell Writing Centers Director Dr. Kate Navickas. The internship includes tutoring writing, FWS classroom observations, and training in reflective practice: reflecting on and learning about writing pedagogy, practice and classroom applications. 

Learn more here aboout the Knight Institute Summer Writing Centers Internship

Learn more about hte Knight Institute Summer Classroom Internship