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Writing is a complex process. It requires a great deal of cognitive processing, especially if you experience a learning disability like dysgraphia. However, there are many tools and resources available for you to use during the writing process. These include graphic organizers, speech-to-text technology, and yes, even AI. Let’s talk about what is available and how to use them ethically in your academic writing.
The Office of Graduate Studies is hosting (2) information sessions about the Thesis/Project/Dissertation submission process. These workshops are intended for master’s and doctoral-level students who plan to submit their thesis, project, or dissertation in the respective semester. Speakers will cover the required documents, what to expect when submitting, and relevant resources to help facilitate submission. The event will take place on:
1. Monday, February 24th 12-1 p.m. (Zoom)
2. Wednesday, April 9th 12- 1 p.m. (Zoom and DBH 107)
The Office of Graduate Studies is hosting (2) information sessions about the Thesis/Project/Dissertation submission process. These workshops are intended for master’s and doctoral-level students who plan to submit their thesis, project, or dissertation in the respective semester. Speakers will cover the required documents, what to expect when submitting, and relevant resources to help facilitate submission. The event will take place on:
1. Monday, February 24th 12-1 p.m. (Zoom)
2. Wednesday, April 9th 12- 1 p.m. (Zoom and DBH 107)
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Your professors will likely give you guidelines on what type of sources to include in a writing assignment. However, it can be difficult as a student to determine what type a source is and how can you find the right ones. During this workshop, I will provide an overview of the many types of sources available to students online and in-person. We will talk about where you can go to find the right type and explore evaluation criteria for choosing credible and relevant sources. This workshop will include activities where you get to practice these skills.