Marquette University's Norman H. Ott Memorial Writing Center

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Welcome to the online scheduling system for Marquette University's Norman H. Ott Memorial Writing Center. We're located on the second floor of Raynor Library, right across from the larger computer lab.

We work with any writer on any piece of writing at any stage in the writing process. To make an appointment, drop in, call us at 288-5542, or log in to your own personal account. (If this is your first time scheduling an appointment this year, click on the "click here" link on the left.)

You can schedule both 30- and 60-minute appointments. If you're working on a particularly long or difficult piece of writing, we encourage you to schedule yourself for a 60-minute slot. (If possible, please do so by using the drop-down menu to create a single 60-minute appointment rather than two separate 30-minute appointments.)

We also encourage you to think about scheduling a series of appointments with the same tutor. Some writers who are working on particularly long projects (like a dissertation or senior thesis or major term paper) find it helpful to make weekly or bi-weekly appointments as a way of keeping themselves "on track" in the writing process.

If you have any questions or concerns, don't hesitate to call (288-5542) or stop by. We look forward to talking with you.