Welcome to Writing@CSU. Since the 1990s, Colorado State University has been an international leader in providing support for writers and teachers of writing. From the WAC Clearinghouse to the development of innovative approaches to writing across the curriculum to the long-running Writing Studio instructional writing environment, CSU faculty, staff, and students have provided resources for tens of millions of visitors to resources for writing and writing instruction.
Resources for members of the CSU community are also robust. CSU Writes, for example, provides support for all writers in the CSU community. Similarly, the Writing Center provides support for students, staff, and faculty members who seek feedback and support on their writing projects. See below for resources available at CSU for writers, writing instructors, and instructors who use writing to support learning and teaching in their courses.
Get Feedback on Your Writing. The Colorado State University Writing Center is dedicated to providing advice and help in every stage of the writing process. Its goal is to engage the community in discussion about writing by providing face-to-face and online consultations, classroom presentations, and outreach to faculty members, staff, and students.
Get Started on a Writing Project. CSU Writes is designed for professional researchers and academic writers who are interested in boosting their productivity as they develop a sustainable writing practice. While select offerings are open to all writers on campus, CSU Writes primarily serves faculty, postdoctoral fellows, and graduate students who write for publication, submission, and/or degree completion.
Writing@CSU Guides, Links, and Other Resources for Writers
Access Hundreds of Writing Guides, Textbooks, and Related Sites. View an extensive collection of guides for writers as well as links for writers and open-access textbooks.
WAC Clearinghouse Resources for Writers
View Resources on the WAC Clearinghouse. The WAC Clearinghouse offers writing guides, writing links, and open-access textbooks.
View Dozens of Guides for Instructors. Now available on the WAC Clearinghouse, our teaching guides offer detailed treatments of issues ranging from planning and conducting classes to teaching with technology. More than 20 guides are available.
WAC Clearinghouse Resources for Teachers
View Resources for Instructors on the WAC Clearinghouse. View resources including guides, tip sheets, and books addressing a range of issues in writing instruction.
View an Extensive Collection of Related Websites. Now available on the WAC Clearinghouse, our annotated lists of instructional resources provide access to useful materials on other websites.
Colorado State University Composition Program
The University Composition Program provides a rich set of resources for instructors at CSU and beyond.
Open-Access Books for Teachers Who Assign Writing
View the WAC Clearinghouse's collection of open-access books about teaching and learning.
The WAC Clearinghouse is a leading open-access publisher in the field of writing studies. The Clearinghouse offers free access to more than 225 scholarly books and textbooks, more than 20 scholarly journals, and a comprehensive collection of resources for teachers across the curriculum who use writing in their classes.
gtPathways Writing Integration Project
The gtPathways Writing Integration Project offers resources that address how and why writing can be an effective catalyst for learning in any discipline.
WAC Week is a CSU workshop series focused on helping faculty enhance student learning, engagement, and success. A celebration of writing across the curriculum—one of the original high impact practices—the video recordings of these presentations focus on how faculty can use writing assignments to deepen students understanding and ability to apply course content.
Writing@CSU is an open-access website supported by Colorado State University. It has been providing resources to writers and teachers, first over the University's campus network and later over the web, since 1993. You can learn more by visiting our Site Information pages.