Make a 30-minute appointment for an in-person consultation, in most cases.

Make a 60-minute appointment for an online consultation (and for an in-person consultation where the paper is over five pages long or the client is a second-language learner.)

To make your appointment, go to:

http://uwsuper.mywconline.com

Many times you can drop in for help without an appointment, but the only way to be sure you'll see a consultant is to make an appointment. 

Use the same link to cancel or reschedule an appointment or to access an online appointment.  (Be sure to cancel any appointment you can't keep.  Otherwise you'll be deemed a no show.  After three "no shows" in a term, you'll lose your appointment-making privileges for the rest of the semester, which means you can be seen only as a walk-in client.)

Please note that the Center also sponsors a drop-in consultation service in CMO Residence Hall on Thursday evenings from 7-9 pm.

Questions? Further information is available at

Instructions for registering, making appointments, and accessing appointments

Or call the Center at 715-394-8095, or e-mail us at writingc@uwsuper.edu.

 A Few Rules to Follow in Making and Keeping Appointments: 1. Length of appointment: So that the writing center can accommodate all clients who wish to have consultations, please make only one 30-minute appointment at a time. Hour-long appointments should not be made except under the following circumstances: the consultation will concern a very long draft (more than 5 pages), the consultation will be conducted online rather than in-person, or you are a second language learner. Under any of these three circumstances, hour appointments are recommended. 2. If you are late for an appointment and we have someone arrive at the center at that time who wants a walk-in consultation, we will consider you a no-show and accommodate the walk-in client. 3. Please note also that a consultation (whether in-person or online) should concern just one writing assignment.  4. Be sure to cancel an appointment you won't be able to keep.  Otherwise you will be deemed a "no-show."  After three no-shows in a semester, you will lose appointment-making privileges for the rest of the semester, meaning that you can be seen only as a walk-in client.