ITS Academic Writing Center (AWC) aims to facilitate both free and paid consultation and training services for academic writing or publication, catering to ITS students, faculty, and the broader public. While ITS AWC initially focused on supporting graduate students with improving their academic writing skills for the publication of high-quality research papers, the center has now expanded its services. AWC also assists students and faculty in preparing essays for scholarships, competitions, and exchange programs. By expanding our scope beyond publication, ITS AWC continues to support a diverse range of academic and professional aspirations to succeed in various academic and competitive writing purposes. We emphasize writer development with a focus on sustainability, objectivity, inclusiveness, and community-building.
Welcome to ITS Academic Writing Center!
ITS AWC Board of Advisor
Cahyani Satiya Pratiwi
Head of ITS Global Language Center
Pungky Mukti Wibowo
Head of Administration and Services Subdivision, ITS Global Language Center
Meilisa Ariyanto
AWC Coordinator & Tutor
Tutor Team
ITS AWC Intern
Andika Putra Pamungkas
Intern
English Language Fellow
- Quoting from the U.S. Embassy & Consulates in Indonesia “The English Language Fellow Program in Indonesia promotes English language learning and enhances English teaching capacity in turn creating greater understanding between the peoples of the United States and Indonesia. The EL Fellow Program places talented, highly qualified U.S. educators with Master’s degrees in TEFL/TESL or Applied Linguistics at universities, education NGOs and other centers of education in Indonesia. Through U.S. embassy projects, Fellows share their expertise, hone their skills, gain international experience, and learn other cultures. Upon returning to the United States, they share their experiences and acquired knowledge with their communities and professional colleagues.”
- Along with the English Language Fellow (ELF), ITS AWC also has several tutors. AWC tutors are well-trained professionals who support ITS students and researchers in advancing their academic writing. The tutors are experienced in academic writing and publications with various specializations. The tutors are trained to assist writers to develop their ideas into writing, structure the writing, and utilize writing tools. It is important to note that it is not the tutors’ responsibility to translate or revise a writing. AWC Tutors deliver the session both online and offline at the ITS AWC Office.
Previous ELFs
Thomas Kaufmann
Rhett Schools
Susan Crosbie
Caroline Ward
