Writing Center Services
Writing Center Office, Room 49
The Arizona Law Writing Center offers live and online writing support from peer tutors to students in all University of Arizona Law degree programs (B.A. in Law, JD, MLS, LLM, and SJD)
- Get help at any stage in the writing process, from initial brainstorming to the final draft!
- Work on writing assignments—from 1L memos to student notes to dissertations and beyond—for any class, publication, or extracurricular activity.
- Collaborate with peer tutors to develop stronger legal-writing skills.
*The Arizona Law Writing Center cannot review any privileged, confidential, or work-product materials. Students seeking help with classwork should first consult the syllabus or professor to determine if they permit working with the Writing Center on the assignment. By seeking assistance from the Writing Center, you represent that the rules of the course or activity permit you to obtain that assistance and that the documents are not privileged or otherwise confidential.
Appointment and drop-in hours available weekly for the fall 2026 Semester
- Monday:
- 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM (Emma Broderick, in-person or remote)
- 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Kai Byrd, in-person or remote)
- Tuesday:
- 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM (Kai Byrd, remote)
- 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Kacey Andreacola, in-person or remote)
- Wednesday:
- 12:00 PM - 3:30 PM (Emma Broderick, in-person or remote)
- 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM (Olivia Gower, in-person or remote)
- Thursday:
- 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Olivia Gower, remote only)
- 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Kai Byrd, in-person or remote)
- 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM (Kacey Andreacola, remote only)
- Friday:
- 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM (Kacey Andreacola, remote only)
- 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM (Olivia Gower, remote only)
Appointments on other days and times may be requested and we will try to accommodate the request if our schedule allows. Please email Arizona.law.writing.center@gmail.com to schedule an off-hours appointment.
Writing Center opens for the semester on Monday, August 24, 2026.
Instructions for making an appointment
1) Go to the appointments page: https://arizonalawwritingcenter.arizona.edu/appointments
2) Scroll down to "Book an Appointment." Click the "Book an Appointment" button. That will open up the "SimplyBookMe" scheduler.
3) Click the "Book Now" button at the top of the SimplyBookMe page.
4) Choose the service you want: either "Arizona Law Legal Writing Center Tutoring - In-person session" or "Arizona Law Legal Writing Center Tutoring - Remote session"
5) Next, you will be asked to choose your provider (Writing Fellow).
6) The next page will show you your provider's availability. The calendar will show all appointments with that Writing Fellow that have not been booked by other students.
5) Click on the time you want the appointment. Fill out the form with your name, email, and phone number and check the box agreeing to the terms. Then click "Confirm booking."
6) You will receive an email from the system with a calendar invitation and instructions for how to upload the document you want reviewed. Upload your document. You may also find it productive to email the Fellow any questions you want to cover.
7) If you want to convert the live appointment to an online appointment, email the Writing Fellow and request an online appointment. The Fellow will send you a zoom link before the appointment.
You have the option to book either an in-person or remote appointment. In-person appointments take place in the Library Room 49, which is located on the lower level of the library near the base of the staircase. Remote appointments will take place over Zoom. You will be sent (via email) a Zoom link on the day of the appointment.
To make an online appointment, use the scheduler above but select the "Arizona Law Legal Writing Center Tutoring - Remote session." On the day of your appointment, you will receive an email with a Zoom link from the Writing Fellow scheduled to meet with you.
Kacey Andreacola
Kacey Andreacola
Kacey is a 2L interested in juvenile law. Before attending law school, she earned her Bachelor of Arts in English at the University of Arizona and then worked in communications and healthcare administration. This past summer, Kacey worked at the Pima County Office of Children's Counsel where she participated in trial prep and drafted motions and objections. Kacey enjoyed the challenge of improving her legal writing, editing, and researching skills through her summer internship and through her Legal Research, Analysis, and Communications courses and looks forward to helping others do the same.
Book an appointment with Kacey.
Emma Broderick
Emma Broderick
Kai Byrd
Kai Byrd
Kai is a 2L interested in civil litigation and criminal law. Kai is a double wildcat and earned their undergraduate degree in Art History. This past summer, Kai worked at Osborn Maledon, where they researched complex legal issues and drafted memos in support of the firm's litigation practice.
On campus Kai is involved with Arizona Law Review, Mock Trial, and the Legal Empiricism and Discussion Society. Last year, Kai took LRAC courses with Professor Herr-Cardillo and Professor Simon and is excited to help other students adapt to legal writing and become more comfortable with CREAC.
Olivia Gower
Olivia Gowen