The Writing Center

The CCRI Writing Center’s free services include appointments and sometimes walk-in help for such tasks as prewriting, organizing, drafting, revising, and editing different kinds of papers for any CCRI course.

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We want to help!

Make an appointment at one of our on-campus centers or meet us online for help with your writing projects.

Summer Hours

CCRI Writing Centers are open during Summer I and II from 8am - 4pm, Monday - Friday. 

Additionally, we are happy to arrange some online-only extended hours by request. If you need an appointment outside of our normal operating hours, please email writingcenter@ccri.edu with some times that work for you and one of our tutors will work with you to make an appointment. Please contact us with at least 24 hours of notice so we can make the proper arrangements.

In-person Tutoring

In-person tutoring is available by appointment or via walk-in (availability pending) at the Warwick, Lincoln, Providence, and Newport campuses. If you have trouble making an appointment through Starfish, or if it shows no available appointments, please email writingcenter@ccri.edu.

Make an appointment via Starfish.

  • Knight Campus, room 3540 (Warwick), located downstairs from the Library in the Tutoring Center
    • Hours: Mon and Tues: 8am - 6pm; Weds through Friday: 8am - 4pm
  • Flanagan Campus, room 2427 (Lincoln)
    • Hours: Monday through Friday: 8am - 4pm
  • Liston Campus, room 1164A (Providence)
    • Hours: Monday through Friday: 8am - 4pm
  • Newport Campus, rooms 251 and 252 (in Library)
    • Hours: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri: 8am - 4pm; Weds 8am - 8pm

Online Tutoring

If you can't make it into one of our writing centers, we can help you online! Using the Zoom platform, we can connect and work with you on your papers. Online appointments are available during all regular hours.

Make a Zoom appointment via Starfish.

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Writing Center Job Opportunities

Paid peer tutor positions sometimes are available in the CCRI Writing Centers. All of these positions look great on a resume! Plus, helping other students to improve their writing is one of the best ways to enhance one's own communication and collaborative skills, both of which are needed to be successful in college courses, in a career, and in our daily interactions with others.

Peer Tutor Positions

These paid peer tutoring positions are really great ways to help other students, as well as to enhance one's own skills. Potential peer tutors need to have completed Composition I with a grade of "B" or higher and have an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher.

writingcenter@ccri.edu

Writing Center Job Opportunities
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