Hume Center for Writing and Speaking

Happy #wednesdaywritinginspo, everyone!

Introducing our latest tutor spotlight, Sariel Golomb! Read about how she got involved with Hume, her favorite Hume memories, and what tutoring has been like in a virtual world! Check out hume.stanford.edu for more information

Interested in becoming a writing or oral communication tutor for Hume? Apply by Jan. 29 at bit.ly/becomeahumetutor!

Want to learn more about the resources available at the Hume Center and how to become a tutor yourself? Come see us at the Student Activities and Resource Fair tomorrow, Jan 27th from 3-5pm PT. To attend, log into CampusGroups with your SUnet ID!

EDIT: Register at bit.ly/humetea! The Hume Center for Writing and Speaking is back with Thursday English Afternoons (T.E.A.) - this time as a Zoom edition! We are offering T.E.A this quarter on Thursday, Jan 28 and Thursday, Feb 18 from 4-5 pm PT. You can sign up at bit.ly/humetea.... T.E.A. is a free program that offers conversation practice for undergraduate and graduate multilingual students at Stanford. The Hume Center’s student tutors (OCTs and writing tutors) are available to guide general conversation practice in the college classroom, provide tips on cross-cultural communication, discuss basic skills in communicating in class or via email, and help with an introduction to academic speaking. You’ll have the opportunity to refine your English-speaking skills by talking with tutors and other multilingual students. For this quarter, we’ll also consider what speaking tips we can make better use of while communicating exclusively online. Please come join us and spread the word! Please sign up at bit.ly/humetea, and we will send you our Zoom link.

Our winter Honors Thesis Write-in is just two days away on Sunday Jan. 24th from 1-3pm PT! Work on your honors thesis with the motivation and good company of friends! Register at bit.ly/humewrite-in to receive the zoom link! For any questions, email [email protected]