The Graduate Writing Center provides customize tutoring to give students useful, immediate takeaways for their writing and tools and suggestions to help them continue to improve their academic and professional skills independently.
Simoneau House is one of eight historic buildings on the campus, whose unique feel was created through the purchase and renovation of many existing properties. This building was home to a popular Monterey restaurant in the latter part of the 19th century that was frequented by the author Robert Louis Stevenson, who remained in correspondence with the owner, Jules Simoneau, throughout his life. The building was acquired by the Institute in 1974 and is currently used as a classroom with breakout rooms.