All services and resources are free and available to any writer working on any type of writing project for any purpose. This includes all members of the CC and UW/CC communities, and the larger Casper community as well.
Our purpose is to engage in in a conversation and to help you gain a better understanding of writing. We offer assistance at all stages of the writing process — from brainstorming to help with citation to final edits of a full draft.
Appointments are not required but are highly encouraged!
Scheduling an appointment helps ensure that a tutor will be available to help you. We accommodate walk-ins if there are tutors available at the time of the walk-in.
Please see us in person, call us at 307-268-2610, or schedule online to make an appointment.
Denise enjoys reading mysteries and completing puzzles like Sudoku. In the past, she has engaged in blogging and writing fictional first-person anecdotes, short stories, and essays. Denise enjoys reading legal documents and technical writing. She is pursuing her associate’s degree, specializing in paralegal studies. Denise’s strengths include proof-reading, indicating areas where students could improve their paper by using quotes and examples from the text, and exchanging ideas with students that have difficulty in beginning their papers. Denise is happy to help, whether someone is writing a resume or proving a thesis.
I earned an Associates in English from Casper College, and both a Bachelors and a Masters in English from UW. I worked the Casper College’s Writing Center when it first opened while I was working on my AA. After I retired from teaching, I again had the opportunity to work at the Writing Center. I am comfortable leading writers through any stage of the writing process. I have a strong background in MLA documentation, grammar, and sentence structure. I also teach quilting, and I am VERY happy to share pictures of my adorable kitten, Atticus.
My name is Keenan and I am a student here at the University of Wyoming at Casper currently pursuing a career in secondary education. I graduated from Casper College in 2024 with degrees in Education, Political Science, and History. I am very interested in politics and like to keep up with the daily news. I enjoy writing about contemporary political issues and will gladly explain political processes to others to the best of my ability. I am a very patient and calm person and will give suggestions where I see room for improvement. I am most comfortable with papers about real-world issues, opinions, politics, and history. I am hoping to build up my own writing and teaching skills and help others develop their own skills.
Huldah absolutely loves to watch and review movies. Screenwriting is her passion, and Huldah is an avid Letterboxd user. Her four favorite films (in no particular order) are Sorry to Bother You, Fantastic Mr.Fox, Moonlight, and The Phoenician Scheme. Huldah spends her weekends sleeping in as late as she can, and volunteers at Banner Hospital, as she hopes to be a psychiatrist in the future.
Jamie has an associate degree in Social Science from Western Wyoming and an associate of arts in English from Casper College. She is currently studying English with the University of Wyoming at Casper. She specializes in MLA, essays, creative writing, poetry, and general writing. She is a published poet and writer.
Caleb is an avid reader and aspiring writer. He is always reading at least 2 books–one fiction, and one non-fiction. Caleb loves good storytelling in all its forms, including books, essays, comics, movies, TV, video games, and campfire tales. He believes in UFOs, and also that through effort and persistence, He can become a Jedi.
I am a graduate student and a school teacher. I enjoy music, history, language and just learning new things in general. I am good at organizing and brainstorming papers, and can do the basics well. Revision and editing are also strengths of mine. I am fairly comfortable working with students whose first language is not English. I hope to work on improving my own writing as I help others improve theirs.
Jason Kirkmeyer earned undergraduate degrees in English and Secondary Education from the University of Wyoming, then completed his MA in literature, also at UW. Jason has 18 years of experience teaching all of the English classes that nobody wants to take, including Freshman Composition, Introduction to Literature, Technical and Workplace Writing, and Composition Pedagogy. He has also worked in academic settings, serving as an editorial assistant for Eighteenth-Century Life from 2010-2018. Jason takes only walk-in appointments.
Tiana is a sophomore Geology major at Casper College who loves all things literature (especially the gothic horror stuff). She spends most of her time listening to dinosaur podcasts and watching Doctor Who. In the future, she hopes to pursue her degree to a bachelor’s or masters, and find a career that allows her to learn new things about cool rocks.
Katie Morgan is the Writing Center Assistant Director and loves to write fantasy and horror fiction. She is a graduate of West Virginia University and has a Bachelor’s in English with a minor in Professional Writing and Editing, and also a Bachelor’s in Computer Science. She has a Master’s degree in Gothic Literature and Rhetoric from National University. Katie has experience working as a technical writer in both the software and oil industries. She is proficient in understanding and utilizing style guides such as APA, MLA, and APSA. Whether you are needing simple guidance on how to start or the final touches put in to polish off your paper, Katie can help you reach your goals.