Saturday, June 14, 2014


What Can You Expect at Your Session?

  • We are here to guide you in writing process. We will not do your reading, thinking, or writing for you.
  • We strongly encourage you to participate actively in setting the direction of your session.
  • We can support you at various stages of writing, from brainstorming for ideas to polishing the finished draft.
  • We can assist you with issues concerning development, clarity, organization, argumentation, citation, and revision.
  • We may not be fully versed with the subject matter you are doing your research on. Our expertise is in writing, not in specific theoretical tool.


What We Expect from You Before the Session?

  • You bring a list of problems that you are facing while writing your paper.
  • You present us with a sample of your own writing. It could be your thesis/term-paper proposal, draft of thesis/term-paper, essays, free-writing. (Optional)
  • You prepare a memo and send it to us via email. Your memo must include the following:

           • Specify which part of writing process you would like to focus upon during the session 
           • Pick one or two specific topics to be discussed during your thirty-minutes session 
           • A brief summary of your term-paper/thesis if you have already begun your research 
           • Mention your area of interest for your area of research writing, if you are a beginner


  • You make an appointment with us via email with the above mentioned list.



  NOTE: Students without an appointment will not be entertained.



Monday, June 9, 2014

There we go ....A step in the long walk

June 10, 2014
The first team of the Writing Center-: Chet, Deependra, Ujeena, Pritisha, Sweta, Khadananda and Deepak

Whoa! The Writing Center finally gets inaugurated. Through an informal and a small inauguration here we announce the formal opening of the Writing Center.

Certainly this is the historical day  in the history of Tribhuvan University happened with the inauguration of the first ever writing center.

Speaking during the inauguration, Head of the Department Amma Raj Joshi expressed happiness over the initiative of the MPHIL students and wished luck for the future.

He praised that how some small things can bring a lot of change in the society and hoped that the Writing Center will prove to be a milestone for the development of academia in TU.

We are open to all interested individuals who want to learn writing, share writing...

Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Welcome to the TU Writing Center

Dear All,

Here we announce the inauguration of the opening of the first ever writing center at Tribhuvan University.


Background:

Tribhuvan University’s Central Department of English is well known throughout the country and has international recognition as well. There are thousands of students enrolling yearly in the English department. We all know the background of the English department that till Bachelors level we don’t have to write papers and even at various Masters level program writing a term-paper writing was not mandatory till TU introduced semester system MA. No writing means the barring of the developing a student’s writing skills. As term paper has been introduced in the Masters level, the fresh undergraduate will be in confusion about everything about paper writing. Many a times it creates a serious problem in students and as well as frustration.

Paper writing deals with a lot of things that are it research topic, writing format or the way it is written and the way topic is researched. Certainly, teachers do help the students with this. Just to give more understanding of writing to the students, assisting them with the writing project there is the need of Writing Center at Tribhuvan University.

This is the first ever Writing Center established in Tribhuvan University by a group of MPHIL students and is a historical move that is dedicated and focused to the students, helping students to grow more in the field of writing.

 Concept of Writing Center

The Writing center will provide opportunities for Masters of English students to improve writing and thinking skills in their academic work. This would be voluntary “Peer Tutoring” at its beginning. The tutors at the Writing Center are the students of M.PHIL who have committed for volunteering for the fellow friends and students and are ready to help with writing in the disciplines.

The Center will provide assistance at all the stages of the composing process. Writing Center Peer Tutors will assist students the process, from finding a topic through drafting, revising, and final editing. The center will also be holding workshops regarding writing, discussions over books, poetries, fiction that is related to the literature and English.