Week 4 got your head feeling some kind of way? Take a brain break with the The Hub and the Center for Academic Success and Advising's Scavenger Hunt.
Starting Monday September 12th though Friday the 16th, read The Hub’s daily campus announcement or check The Hub’s social media for the riddle to find your way to the secret spot on campus.
Attend our online workshop! Our writing staff will discuss how to develop your topic from a general subject to a specific thesis statement.
*please register by emailing us at thehub@uis.edu with your name, UIN, and which workshop you’re interested in attending
Hi all! I am Rob, The Academic Skills TA for The Learning Hub. I am an international Grad student from the UK.
Graduate and doctoral students seeking assistance with theses and dissertations will be assisted by our Writing Specialists or Writing Coordinator.
If emailing us for an appointment, please use your official UIS email address, as we only communicate with students via UIS email.
Prewriting is an important step in the writing process. Fully exploring your ideas and planning out how they will take shape in your paper will ensure you are able to achieve your purpose. Depending on your learning style, some prewriting strategies may work better for you than others.
One common prewriting method is outlining, which complements reading/writing and visual learning styles.
Prewriting is an important step in the writing process. Fully exploring your ideas and planning out how they will take shape in your paper will ensure you are able to achieve your purpose. Depending on your learning style, some prewriting strategies may work better for you than others.
One common prewriting method is freewriting, which complements kinesthetic and reading/writing learning styles.
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