Writing Center Workshops

Strengthening Source Integration in College Writing Assignments

November 18, 2026

Library Pop Up Hours

The Writing Center is coming to the McNichols Campus Library! Stop by on Wednesday afternoons to work one-on-one with a writing consultant. Whether you’re brainstorming ideas, organizing a draft, revising a paper, or just feeling stuck, we’re here to help and talk through your ideas. All writers and assignments are welcome!

November 21, 2026

Community Writing Hours

Join The Writing Center for Community Writing Hours on the final Friday of each month!

Community Writing Hours are a drop-in co-working session hosted by The Writing Center in the library. In this designated time and space, students can focus on their writing alongside others, build accountability, and receive writing support from consultants. Community Writing Hours bring writing support into the heart of the campus learning community, the Library! These monthly sessions recognize that writing is a social practice and that shared time, space, and support can make writing more manageable.

Come write with us!

December 2, 2026

Library Pop Up Hours

The Writing Center is coming to the McNichols Campus Library! Stop by on Wednesday afternoons to work one-on-one with a writing consultant. Whether you’re brainstorming ideas, organizing a draft, revising a paper, or just feeling stuck, we’re here to help and talk through your ideas. All writers and assignments are welcome!

December 9, 2026

Library Pop Up Hours

The Writing Center is coming to the McNichols Campus Library! Stop by on Wednesday afternoons to work one-on-one with a writing consultant. Whether you’re brainstorming ideas, organizing a draft, revising a paper, or just feeling stuck, we’re here to help and talk through your ideas. All writers and assignments are welcome!

December 11, 2026

Community Writing Hours

Community Writing Hours are a drop-in co-working session hosted by The Writing Center in the library. In this designated time and space, students can focus on their writing alongside others, build accountability, and receive writing support from consultants. Community Writing Hours bring writing support into the heart of the campus learning community, the Library! These monthly sessions recognize that writing is a social practice and that shared time, space, and support can make writing more manageable.

Come write with us!

Request a workshop

University of Detroit Mercy faculty are invited to request Writing Center workshops. Workshops are an excellent way to introduce students to specialized topics in writing and to give students a chance to practice writing skills. You may request a workshop by contacting Writing Center Director Erin Bell at bellee@udmercy.edu or via phone at ext. 1289.

Workshops are provided by the director and may be co-taught by writing consultants with topic-specific training. Workshops can be held in your classroom or via Zoom or Blackboard Collaborate.