Write, Cite, and Study!
This guide brings you information on research and writing processes; covers several citation styles; and links you to research, writing, citing, studying, and subject resources.
- Contact The Learning Commons for writing, tutoring, workshops (writing and studying).
- Contact the Research and Instruction Department with research and citation questions.
The Learning Commons: Writing Center, Tutoring, Academic Success Workshops
The Learning Commons is your link to free academic support! Designed to promote student confidence, its Writing Center, Tutoring, and Academic Success Workshops help with writing and studying in a range of subjects, in person and online, in one-on-one and group sessions. Whether you are looking to catch up or keep up in your scholastic journey, don't wait--connect with us today!
Writing and Tutoring Appointments
OPTION 1: TLC's Writing & Tutoring Center
BOOK APPOINTMENTS (In-person/Online)
Connect with a tutor/writing coach in 4 easy steps.
1. Go to regis.edu/tlc > click 'Schedule an Appointment,' or use regis.mywconline.com (direct link)
2. Register/log in > bookmark this page
3. Click a white slot to schedule an appointment > check tutor bios first
4. Read confirmation email for appointment details
*Schedule appointments on the go! Click here for instructions for mobiles and tablets.
APPOINTMENT FORMATS
- In-person: Held on the Northwest Denver Campus
- Writing Online: Paper Drop-off or Zoom
- Tutoring Online: Zoom
- Up to 1 hour a day or 3 hours a week; 30 or 60-minute sessions
Log into the scheduler for appointment availability, location, length, and format.
For a great learning experience,
- Plan ahead--come early and often.
- Be specific in your appointment form.
- Bring the assignment and any relevant course materials.
OPTION 2: Tutor.com
The Learning Commons has partnered with Tutor.com to offer you a free online tutoring option to use when TLC’s in-house tutoring is unavailable. Through Tutor.com students have access to 24/7, free, 1-to-1 tutoring in nearly 200 subjects! Regis students receive 10 free Tutor.com hours per year.
Access Tutor.com through the WorldClass main homepage by clicking on the Tutor.com button located at the top of the page in the menu bar to quickly connect with an expert tutor.
Academic Success Workshops & More
Students who attend these workshops attest to how useful they are. Attend and see for yourself!
Related help: Research | Résumés & Cover Letters
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Learning Space
- Spacious common area for sessions
- Sizable study rooms (contact us to reserve for quiet study time)
- Comfortable seating arrangements
- Computers, printers, and whiteboards
- Attentive and experienced staff
Contact Us
tlc@regis.edu
303.964.6591
Administrative Hours
Mon - Thurs: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Clarke Hall 241, 2nd floor
(first building to the right of Entrance gate 1)
The Library: Research & Instruction - Contact us for CITATION HELP
Research Help hours
303-458-4031
1-800-388-2366 x4031
library@regis.edu
Schedule a research consultation
Library Hours
Free Citation Generators
The library does not guarantee the citations created by the following services. It is suggested that all citations are thoroughly checked after creation.
EasyBib- Free MLA citation generator.
Mendeley- Free, downloadable "reference manager".
Zotero- Free, open source tool to help you collect, organize, and cite your research sources.
KnightCite- Maintained by the Heckman Library at Calvin College. Cite in APA, MLA, and Chicago.
UCSU Citation Builder- Created and managed by NCSU Libraries. Cite in APA, MLA, and Chicago.
Reference Management Tools
- Zotero BasicsThis is a 3 part tutorial by Kimberly Kemp, Research & Instruction Librarian introducing the basics of using Zotero to manage your references and citing while you write.
- Mendeley BasicsThis is a 3-part tutorial on the basics of using Mendeley by Research & Instruction Librarian Kimberly Kemp.