Chances are good that before you graduate, you will be required to write at least one paper to be handed in for a grade. Not sure where to start? Confused as how to procede? Wondering what professors want to see? You've come to the right place. On this page you'll find information on:

coe's writing programs: Find out how much writing you have to do in order to graduate and what classes best suit your needs.

guides for writing papers: Learn how to write an argumentative essay, movie review, resume, honors thesis, or just about anything else you can imagine.

sample papers: Look at papers that Coe students have written for various courses as well as faculty comments on student writing.

style & usage: Learn how to deal with pesky topics such as plagiarism, frequently mispelled words, and common grammar mistakes.

documentation mla, apa, etc.: So your professor wants you to cite your sources? Come here to learn how.

coe writing center: What is the writing center, why should you come, and what can they do for you? The possibilities are endless.

publications: Coe College has produced more paperwork than you can imagine.Check out The Review, The Pearl, Colere and more.

resources for writing: Links to online resources that can help with every part of the writing process.

odds'n'ends: Here's the place to find all kinds of random writing miscellany: madlibs, word games, word humor and an online commonplace book.