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                                          | The Assignment Lab |  
                                          
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                                                      If you are enrolled in a writing intensive section or an Honors or Honors contract
                                                      course, you are eligible to work with one of the Writing Fellows, advanced Ph.D. candidates
                                                      from the CUNY Graduate Center in what we call,  The Assignment Lab. 
                                                       
                                                      A  laboratory  is a place where scientists engage in rigorous inquiry, and we hope
                                                      you will take advantage of the Assignment Lab in that spirit, as a place to ask tough
                                                      questions. 
                                                      
                                                      You might start with your understanding of the assignment: Is this what the teacher
                                                         wants?  Am I on the right track?  Is there anything else I m supposed to do?
 
If you have a draft, you might ask the Fellow to read it with you, out loud.  Are
                                                         there parts where a reader might become confused or get lost?  Ask the Fellow to function
                                                         as an ideal reader and to point out sections that might need more work.
 
The Assignment Lab is not a  fix my paper  kind of place, but if you know you have
                                                         grammar problems but are not sure how to correct them, do feel free to ask for that
                                                         kind of feedback, too.
 
 
                                                      It's probably most effective to get help in person, but if you really don t have the
                                                      time, you may also email your paper to a Writing Fellow at:  [email protected].  Be sure to include the assignment and a note in which you let the Fellow know what
                                                      your questions are. 
                                                      
                                                      
                                                         
                                                         
                                                            
                                                            | Where: | 
                                                                  You can make an appointment in the Reading and Writing Center (L219 or at ext. 5405)
                                                                  or in Honors (M377 or at ext. 5365). 
                                                                  Fellows are available in both spaces. 
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                                                            | When: | 
                                                                  One hour appointments are available Monday   Thursday, usually between 10 and 3 PM,
                                                                  Fall and Spring semester only, beginning around October 1st and April 1st. |  |  |  |