Tutors at WTS don't proofread and they don't edit. They won't make corrections as they read your paper. They will, however, talk with you about how you can improve any aspect of a paper, ranging from punctuation to overall organization—depending on what you ask for. The aim of tutorials at WTS is to make you better able to evaluate your own writing, and to revise it accordingly.
Below is a list of paid editors (note: these editors are not employed by WTS):
Please note: Writing Tutorial Services lists the following private editors at the request of each individual, but these individuals are neither associated with nor endorsed by Writing Tutorial Services at Indiana University, Bloomington.
Each of the tutors maintains editing competency across disciplines, but areas of particular expertise are listed for the client’s convenience.
April van Dyke | avandyke5writer@gmail.com | fine arts, education, social work
Katelyn Klinger | kateklin@iu.edu | English literature, secondary education, Jewish studies
Kristina Krasny | kkrasny@iu.edu | English literature, Library Science
Colleen Pawlicki | colleenrpawlicki@gmail.com | business, SPEA, education
Indiana University Classifieds (all campuses) | https://one.iu.edu/task/iu/classifieds
Indiana University, Bloomington | Department of English graduate students: Contact Beverly Hankins (bhankins@indiana.edu), the department’s administrative assistant, with your request for editing. She will forward your request to the graduate student listserv and those interested will respond to your message.
Office of International Services | Practical English Tutorials (PET) Program
For details, visit https://ois.iu.edu/connect/get-involved/pet.html to learn how you can attend free sessions to practice speaking English with American tutors.
