Peer tutors and faculty are available to talk with you at any stage of a project, from brainstorming ideas and framing a thesis to polishing syntax, style, or presentation.
The Writing Center opens on September 12, and we'll be offering both in-person and virtual appointments.
The Writing Center fosters a culture of vibrant intellectual exchange by helping students to develop clear and persuasive written, spoken, and visual arguments. We aim to create an inclusive and welcoming space for all students.
We will work with you on any type of writing or speaking assignment, including academic essays, lab reports, oral presentations, poster or PowerPoint presentations, senior thesis projects, and personal essays for fellowship and internship applications.
To make an appointment with Nimisha Ladva, Oral Communication Specialist, email her at nladva [at] haverford.edu.
Schoder is starting a Fulbirght English Teaching Assistant psotiion and will be teaching English at a vocational school in Galicia, Spain.
Wu is currently a Master of Public Health student at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health.
Urquiza is living in Philadelphia and will start working as a community projects coordinator at YouthBuild in the fall.
Rothschild spent a year after graduation teaching English in Germany, and now works as a social studies teacher in Chicago.
Waldis is a second year medical school student and co-leads a community outreach program that provides health science lessons to elementary school students.
Pedersen is living in Freidorf, Germany and is a Writer in Residence at the Beaumont Farm.
Arroyo is a doctoral student in English at the University of Southern California.
Braun is about to begin a doctoral program in English at the University of Michigan with a focus on trauma and cultural memory.
Gant is pursuing a dual degree program at Penn between the School of Social Policy and Practice and the Graduate School of Education.
Cox is participating in a year of service with SERVE Philadelphia, an AmeriCorps Program.
*We have a very tiny magic 8 ball.