The Writing Center
The Writing Center prepares students to engage the world skillfully as ministers of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Submit your paper to the Writing Center
More than a simple proofreading service, the Writing Center seeks to equip students with the tools they need to communicate well. Upload a completed a paper or a work in progress to receive feedback from one of our Writing Mentors.
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Meet with a Writing Mentor
The Writing Center assists writers of all levels and reviews papers in all stages of development. You may request an appointment outside of regular posted hours if needed by emailing us. Get one-on-one writing coaching by scheduling an appointment here.
Schedule Appointment
Find the research and writing resources you need
The Writing Center strives towards making better communicators. We have available to you a page of resources, a master calendar of Writing Center events, a blog that offers writing tips, and more!
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Become a better writer
Students may bring drafts of any assignment to the Writing Center for help with content or mechanics. Because writing is a process, we welcome students at any stage, from choosing a topic to polishing a final draft. The Writing Center seeks not only to assist students with specific assignments but also to help them become better writers, able to communicate biblical truth with clarity and power. We also have ample resources for you to use. Need to know how to locate those resources? See this guide.
Information
Location and Hours
Writing Center – Norton 114
(502) 897-4797
Appointments available via Zoom or in person.
Spring 2023 Hours
Monday: 9:00am-2:00pm
Tuesday: 11:00am-4:00pm
Wednesday: 8:00am-12:00pm
Thursday: 11:00am-3:00pm
Friday: 11:00am-4:00pm
Email writingcenter@sbts.edu to schedule an appointment outside of our regular hours.
Upcoming Workshops
Attending a Writing Center workshop can help you plan and draft a book review, learn how to use the Southern Seminary Manual of Style, and strengthen your research paper, paragraph, or sentence organization. Participate in activities that sharpen your writing and grammar mechanics.