Add to ORKGThe purpose of this guide is to aid faculty across the university in supporting graduate students as writers. The guide offers information on the context of graduate student writing and on the development of graduate students as scholarly writers, addresses some common concerns about graduate student writing, and shares methods and activities for supporting writing development at the graduate level
The differences between undergraduate and graduate-level writing, appropriate expectations for gradu...
Graduate students are typically expected to know how to write. Those who write poorly are occasional...
Helping Doctoral Students Write offers a new approach to doctoral writing. By treating research as w...
The purpose of this guide is to aid faculty across the university in supporting graduate students as...
This workshop will help readers think about and plan for developing faculty resources to support gra...
Graduate writers—who are experienced students and emerging experts in their fields—face a range of c...
While scholarship on supporting graduate writers in the writing center has increased in recent years...
Leaders in higher education increasingly recognize that writing in graduate school doesn’t come easi...
Advisors: Bradley Peters.Committee members: Thomas McCann; Jessica Reyman.Includes bibliographical r...
According to the Council of Graduate Schools, the attrition rate for graduate students is high and ...
This book contains worksheets, guides, and tips for conducting literature reviews, planning and draf...
Writing centers seek to expand their services beyond tutoring and develop evidence-based practices. ...
This research uses a mixed methods approach to explore the both the preparation for and perceptions ...
Thesis (Ph.D.), Language and Literacy Education, Washington State UniversityWriting support for grad...
Writing Center scholars disagree about how to tutor graduate writers. Some suggest encouraging gradu...
The differences between undergraduate and graduate-level writing, appropriate expectations for gradu...
Graduate students are typically expected to know how to write. Those who write poorly are occasional...
Helping Doctoral Students Write offers a new approach to doctoral writing. By treating research as w...
The purpose of this guide is to aid faculty across the university in supporting graduate students as...
This workshop will help readers think about and plan for developing faculty resources to support gra...
Graduate writers—who are experienced students and emerging experts in their fields—face a range of c...
While scholarship on supporting graduate writers in the writing center has increased in recent years...
Leaders in higher education increasingly recognize that writing in graduate school doesn’t come easi...
Advisors: Bradley Peters.Committee members: Thomas McCann; Jessica Reyman.Includes bibliographical r...
According to the Council of Graduate Schools, the attrition rate for graduate students is high and ...
This book contains worksheets, guides, and tips for conducting literature reviews, planning and draf...
Writing centers seek to expand their services beyond tutoring and develop evidence-based practices. ...
This research uses a mixed methods approach to explore the both the preparation for and perceptions ...
Thesis (Ph.D.), Language and Literacy Education, Washington State UniversityWriting support for grad...
Writing Center scholars disagree about how to tutor graduate writers. Some suggest encouraging gradu...
The differences between undergraduate and graduate-level writing, appropriate expectations for gradu...
Graduate students are typically expected to know how to write. Those who write poorly are occasional...
Helping Doctoral Students Write offers a new approach to doctoral writing. By treating research as w...