English Grammar and Usage by 
McGraw-Hill Handbook of English Grammar and Usage by 
The New Writing with a Purpose by 
Word up! How to Write Powerful Sentences and Paragraphs by 
Simon and Schuster Quick Access Reference for Writers by Are you looking for more writing help and practice?
Sign-up (free through the library) for a Gale Presents: Peterson's Test & Career Prep account to access a number of great tutorials that can help you improve your writing skills. Your free account will allow you to track your progress and save where you left off.
Located in room 2003 on the Steubenville Campus and room C101 on the Youngstown Campus, the Writing Center puts students together with tutors for help with writing papers, proofreading, research, documentation, and basic word processing. This is a walk-in service; appointments are not required. Students may bring their works-in-progress to the Writing Center for help during posted hours.
For more information, please visit their website.
Contact the EGCC Tutoring department via email at tutoring@egcc.edu or by phone at 740-266-9771
You are asked to write a paper with a certain amount of words and are scared because 100, 150 or even 200 words sound daunting. This gives you an idea of approximately how many words those truly are. (Most if not all resources outside the library.)
