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Critical writing is a practice of thinking by means of which ideas are discovered, examined, compared, evaluated, refined, and promoted. The Writing Program oversees the first-year seminar courses, which are taught in departments and programs throughout the College. Our first-year courses prepare students to engage fully with their intellectual work in every discipline. Previous Next The Writing Center The Writing Center is a free service dedicated to helping members of the Dartmouth community develop more effective strategies. If you are a undergraduate student, you can request an appointment by walking into the Writing Center during open hours or schedule a session in advance. Speech at Dartmouth Learn about Speech courses and contests on the new Speech at Dartmouth website. learn more Dartmouth’s Writing Requirement & Scheduling All first-year students are required to fulfill Dartmouth’s first-year writing requirement and first-year seminar requirement. 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