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Rhetoric Center

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The Rhetoric Center provides free assistance with composing written, visual, and oral assignments. We work with students from all majors with all kinds of papers and speeches at any stage of the creative process. Come to talk about your ideas, to work on organization and structure, to get feedback from an attentive audience, or to work on editing final drafts.

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!ÌýYou are also free to drop in, and staff members may be able to help you on the spot. (But a warning: we are very busy during midterms and the last several weeks of the semester, so book an appointment to be sure you get the attention you need.)

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The Rhetoric Center is located in Hekman Library 340.

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The Rhetoric Center is open while fall and spring semester classes are in session. We are open during the day on Monday–Friday and Monday–Thursday evenings. To find an appointment time, stop by or !

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