Writing Instruction

Larry Edgerton, author of What We Owe the Reader, is an excellent resource for students involved in any writing or research project. Whether you've just started your project or are on your final draft, Larry can make a difference as you outline your argument, clarify your message, or edit your work. He can help with (but is not limited to!) the following:

• Research Papers
• Book & Play Reviews
• Speeches
• Resumes
• Literary Analyses
• Lab Reports
• Essays for Graduate School

Larry Edgerton
Writing Instructor
7116 Helen C. White Hall
262-3262
lgedgert@facstaff.wisc.edu

Larry is available by appointment or may be reached at the Multicultural Student Center (MSC) in the Red Gym on Thursdays from 1-4pm. He was awarded the 2005 Alliant Energy Underkofler Excellence in Teaching by UW System President Kevin P. Reilly.

Instructional Support/Tutorial Services

Yadira Rein is the contact person in AAP for students seeking private tutors or looking to improve their academic study skills. Students may arrange individual appointments regarding:

• Time Management
• Test Preparation
• Reading/Note-Taking Skills
• Stress & Procrastination Management

Yadira Rein
Academic Skills/Instructional Skills Coordinator
1B Ingraham Hall
263-5068
 yrein@lssaa.wisc.edu

Students may also arrange for a private tutor with the consent of their advisor. Upon referral, Yadira will make attempts to obtain a tutor for the desired subject. Please note that this may take up to several weeks, depending on the subject, the time of the request and the availability of the tutor(s). As a rule, the smaller the class, the harder it is to find a tutor, since fewer people will have taken it. If one is found, two hours of tutorial support are allotted for each student per week.