Almost everyone at Baruch College knows about the Writing Center. The Writing Center started out as a part of the SACC Tutoring Center, but branched out into its own place. It is a place where students can go when they are having trouble with their writing assignments, need writing advice, or even just for a simple proofread. It’s always great to have another set of eyes read your writing because they can identify issues or grammatical mistakes that you never noticed. It can also help revise your writing, giving you multiple new ideas in order to make your writing sound better. The Writing Center can show you different techniques of writing that you never discovered or thought about using. As you can see in the picture below, me and my friend, Zahava, went to the Writing Center together. It is on the 8th floor. We were curious to see what it was all about, since many of our professors had been talking about the Writing Center. Someone at the Writing Center read over my anthropology paper and gave me advice on how to make it better. I was very glad and relieved to have another set of eyes read my paper. Our anthropology professor, Professor Petersen, even invited a representative from the Writing Center to speak with us. However, I’m pretty sure it was today’s class, and unfortunately I had to miss all of my classes today. At least I had a chance to visit and use the Writing Center to my advantage!