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Writing Related Programs

The following links will direct you to the main pages of our writing-related programs around the university: The Writing Center, the WRT 305 testing services page, the SWS (WAC) program, and the first-year writing program. The first-year writing program is developed and directed by the Department of Writing, but these other programs are university programs housed in the University College of Interdisciplinary Initiatives.

• Junior-level Writing Requirement (WRT 305) information
• SWS Program Information
• Fred Meijer Center for Writing and Michigan Authors information