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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer The Writing Center Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search Writing Public Speaking Workshops Faculty Collaboration News &＃038; Events About Contact Open Search Graduate Writing Center Fellowships For AY 2024-2025, The Writing Center is offering Writing Center Fellowships designed to contribute to fellows’ professional development while also supporting their writing efforts.  This opportunity is open to all doctoral students across the university. Graduate Fellowships with The Writing CenterApplication deadline: March 26, 2024 Writing fellows will receive training and experience in the pedagogy of one-on-one writing instruction, learn about effective writing workshop design and execution, and have the chance to design and deliver their own workshops.  They will also learn how to translate their Writing Center training and experience into various classroom settings and situations.  Their work will be supervised by Rob Patterson, director of The Writing Center, and require a commitment of approximately six hours per week. Dissertation Support: While The Writing Center is offering this fellowship as a way to provide training and experience useful on the job market, we are ultimately interested in supporting fellows’ dissertation and other writing progress.  To that end, all selected fellows will receive individual and group writing support. Duration: Fellowship responsibilities begin August 2024 and end May 2025. We will hold a 3-hour kick-off meeting in the week before fall classes begin. Time commitment: Approximately 6 hours per week, including a weekly group meeting for training and writing support purposes.  Weekly schedule will be flexible to accommodate fellows’ departmental and dissertation-related responsibilities. NOTE: For the first 3-4 weeks of the fall semester, the weekly training meeting will be 2 hours each week. During that time, fellows will not be tutoring students. Once fellows begin tutoring, the weekly meetings will be 1 hour each week. Stipend: $4120 for the academic year Qualifications: Doctoral students in good standing who have their advisors’ support in pursuing this opportunity. At or near the dissertation stage, though we will consider applicants at an earlier stage on a case-by-case basis. Excellent writing and communication skills. Excellent interpersonal skills. Enjoys working with and helping others. To Apply Email Dr. Rob Patterson at [email protected], with the following materials: A cover letter detailing: Where you are in your program, especially with regard to your dissertation Any relevant experience (though none is required) What you hope to get out of the fellowship Other commitments in the upcoming year CV including contact information for at least two references, one of whom is your dissertation director A writing sample of not more than 10 pages The deadline to apply is March 26, 2024.  Interviews will take place in April, and decisions will be communicated by early May at the latest. Writing Writing Tutorials Schedule an Appointment Writer Resources Become an Undergraduate Peer Tutor Graduate Writing Center Fellowships Dr. Burton Pu Distinguished Fellowship Summer Dissertation Retreats Summer Graduate Writing Groups The Writing CenterWashington University in St. LouisMallinckrodt Center, Lower LevelMSC 1123-0193-01St. Louis, MO [email protected] Facebook Office Staff Hours Fall/Spring Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Summer Primarily remote Make an Appointment Writing or speaking appointments available Sunday-Friday both days and evenings. Make an Appointment Become a Tutor Learn how you can become an undergraduate peer tutor or graduate fellow. Peer Tutor Applications Graduate Fellowships ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis