The Writing Center is a student-run organization at Stuyvesant that helps students from all grade levels with their academic writing. Our editors provide detailed feedback to students who submit their essays or other written pieces, either in-person (in room 615F) or virtually via suggestions on a Google Doc, working diligently to give insightful suggestions specific to each student's needs. (More information about the Writing Center can be found on our StuyActivities page).

FAQs

When should I submit my essay?
Please always submit your piece at least 24 hours before it is due! Even if your piece is not finished, submitting early will allow Writing Center editors to edit your piece thoroughly without rushing.

How can I send in a request to have my essay edited?
Log in as a mentee using your Stuyvesant email account and fill out the form with information about your paper. You'll receive an email when your request has been accepted by one of our editors. You'll be able to keep in touch with your assigned editor throughout the editing process. Once they are done looking through your paper, you'll receive another email with a confirmation and a link to provide feedback to your assigned editor. If you have any questions or concerns about how to use our website, be sure to click the Help button (question mark) at the upper right or contact our IT director using the Report Bug button.

In what areas can Writing Center editors help me with my writing?
Grammar, evidence, analysis, dialogue, structure—you name it! If you specify what kind of feedback you're looking for in your request, our editors will focus on that aspect of your writing in their comments, whatever it may be.

What kind of writing does the Writing Center edit?
We accept all assignments from Stuyvesant English classes (including poetry, narratives, and thesis essays). We are also available to edit papers for non-English classes, college essays, and pieces for writing competitions.

How can I become an editor at the Writing Center?
We release applications for new and returning editors at the beginning of each school year, as well as another round of applications for new editors at the beginning of the spring semester. Make sure to check Stuyvesant's Facebook groups and school announcements for more information!

Leadership

Fin Ying Editor-in-Chief		Sofia Thornley Editor-in-Chief		Kai Russell Editor-in-Chief
David Son Editor-in-Training		Chloe Tam Editor-in-Training		Caden Khuu IT Director
Janet Tong IT Director		James Lei IT Director-in-Training		Katherine Chang IT Director-in-Training
		Lauren Stuzin Faculty Advisor

Editor Leaderboard

Position	Name	Essays
#1	Micah	21
#2	Jenny Huang	20
#3	Keya	10
#4	Josephine Gunawan	8
#5	Ennya Liang	8
#6	Santino Suarez	7
#7	Duncan Park	7
#8	Cinnya	6
#9	Dale Heller	6
#10	Hifza Kaleem	6
#11	Sofia Thornley	6
#12	Tiffany Chen	5
#13	Emile Lee-Suk	5
#14	Tallulah Conolly-Smith	5
#15	Anna Lau	5
#16	Gabriella Hoefner	5
#17	Talia Arcasoy	5
#18	Melody Kim	4
#19	Alison Ren	4
#20	Angelina Ashie	4
#21	Sophia He	4
#22	Nina Benson	4
#23	Vincent Lam	4
#24	Wenni Lu	4
#25	Ellis Thompson	4
#26	Filie Chen	4
#27	Ushoshi Das	4
#28	Ethan Lee	4
#29	Chloe Tam	4
#30	Kai Russell	4
#31	Fin Ying	4
#32	Min Hollweck	4
#33	Esayah Edghill	3
#34	Jenny Tan	3
#35	Rose Geen	3
#36	Audrey Hilger	3
#37	Jane No	3
#38	Amanda Tan	3
#39	Anh Minh Le	3
#40	Alex	3
#41	Tamiyyah Shafiq	3
#42	Suhana Kumar	2
#43	Sophie Zhou	2
#44	Ellyssan Park	2
#45	Aarya Balakrishnan	2
#46	Daniella Nkunga	2
#47	Noa Salas	2
#48	Alexa Leahy	2
#49	Dheenah Whaqid	2
#50	Luke In	2
#51	Bryan Lam	2
#52	Amy Zhou	2
#53	Ajolia Cheung	2
#54	Mina Yeh	1
#55	Nikolaus Lo	1
#56	Natalia Zheng	1
#57	Janet Tong	0
#58	Katherine Chang	0
#59	Lourdes Kretsula	0
#60	Adrian	0
#61	James Lei	0