Clubs
English Club (Faculty advisor rotates—see the English Department for information.)

Academic Assistance

• WRITING LEARNING CENTER:  The Writing Learning Center is open to all students enrolled in courses on the Geneseo campus. The center is staffed by student tutors and provides assistance with all types of writing problems. The WLC offers both scheduled appointments and drop-in service. The Center is open for appointments M-F 1-5 PM in Welles 217 (call Michele at 5273 for appointment) and for drop-in visits in Milne M-R 8-11 PM and Sunday 3-6 PM. WLC Coordinator is Professor Rachel Hall. Michele Feeley is the WLC Administrator. Visit the WLC website at www.geneseo.edu/~english/wlc.htm for more information.
   
• ONLINE WRITING GUIDE:  The Guide, Geneseo's own online writing guide, offers advice on the form, content, and process of college writing.  A section on "Writing in a Discipline" provides discipline-specific writing help and links to guide sheets maintained by individual departments and professors.

     Visit The Guide at writingguide.geneseo.edu.
 
• GROUP REVIEW:  Group Review sessions are scheduled as needed by individual instructors.

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE:  Students for whom English is not a primary language are encouraged to seek the assistance of Prof. Irene Belyakov, our ESL specialist. Reasons for seeking assistance can include, but are not limited to, difficulty understanding professor/instructor speech and lecture, reading and/or writing difficulties, and difficulties in content-specific reading and specialized vocabulary. Students may contact Prof. Belyakov at x5241 or at belyakov@geneseo.edu. She can then recommend WRTG classes or tutoring help through the WLC or other sources.

Related Programs (Please contact the English Department for details.)

• DISCIPLINE-SPECIFIC PRESENTATIONS: The English Department offers special presentations on a variety of topics throughout the year.

 
• ACADEMIC INFORMATION:  Graduate school nights are sponsored by the English Club.

• PRE-LAW INFORMATION:  G. Drake.
• CAMPUS PRESENTATIONS:  Presentations are made in residence halls or at other out-of-class sites.  Topics include graduate school and pre-law.