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Webster university writing center Videos
- 1. Kelly Webster, Director of the Writing Center, U of Montana Msla
- 2. Banned Books Week - Native Son
- 3. Africa International University Writing Center
- 4. Widowed | Rachel Jamison Webster | TEDxMuskegon
- 5. Online Writing Center
- 6. Clemson University Writing Center Spot
- 7. Concordia Writing Center Commercial
- 8. ODU Writing Center--Who Vs. Whom
- 9. Faculty Talks of the Century: Warren Rosenblum
Kelly Webster, Director of the Writing Center, U of Montana Msla
Banned Books Week - Native Son
To commemorate the 30th anniversary of Banned Books Week, Kelly Webster, the Director of The Writing Center, discusses Native Son, by Richard Wright.
Africa International University Writing Center
Students in the University Honors Program (UHP) have undertaken a community service project of international reach. The Africa International University (AIU) ...
Widowed | Rachel Jamison Webster | TEDxMuskegon
Rachel Jamison Webster personally recounts the seemingly interminable bedtime routine of a single mother who recently lost her partner to ALS. Her talk ...
Online Writing Center
Clemson University Writing Center Spot
Concordia Writing Center Commercial
A commercial for the Concordia University-St. Paul Writing Center. The video is shot in a classic 1950's style, with movie reel effects and appropriate audio.
ODU Writing Center--Who Vs. Whom
Who and whom can be tough, but there's an easy way to figure out which one you should use! Schedule a tutorial at the ODU Writing Center today by giving us a ...
User Comments
Elizabeth Vincelette
commented
on 30 Jan 2012
Great! Yep, going along with what you say, the "quick and dirty tip" on
who/whom that often works is to see if the word "him" would work (easy to
remember because we hear the "mmm" sound). If "him" works, "whom" often
will.
Faculty Talks of the Century: Warren Rosenblum
During the Third Reich, more than 200000 persons with disabilities were killed either intentionally or through willful neglect. This talk explores the origins of ...
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