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- 1. University Writing Center ENGAGING STUDENTS DISCOVERING WRITERS
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- 8. WRITE WISELY! Schedule your writing conference before you write your first draft. Assistance is available (and encourage!) throughout the writing process: { } Understanding your Purpose Discovering and Evaluating Ideas Organizing Revising Editing Understanding Instructor Feedback UNIVERSITY WRITING CENTER (409) 880 - 8571 - uwc@lamar.edu - dept.lamar.edu/writingcenter