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Graduate Writing Hub: Our Services

Our Services


Writing Coaching

Individual writing consultations—which we call coaching—are the core service we offer. We believe the best way for our clients to learn how to be better writers is to engage with their own writing practices and written products. Clients are therefore required to bring their own written materials to coaching sessions. These materials can include, but are not limited to, assignment prompts, drafts or outlines of a writing assignment, or notes from close readings of course material or field research. Because writing and research design are intertwined at the graduate level, we encourage clients to bring their questions about conducting original research. Our team is equipped to help clients with the following:
  • Understanding research approaches
  • Structuring a literature review
  • Refining research questions (there’s more to your research question than grammar, we promise!)
  • Developing a research design
  • Providing feedback on interview questions, written data analysis, or data presentation
  • Discussing ways to display research data or theoretical frameworks via tables or figures
  • Articulating findings
  • Implementing feedback from a dissertation chair or committee member
Writing is a collaborative and iterative process, and our coaches are here to assist you as you navigate the complexities of conducting and writing your research.

Writers’ Workshops

Workshops consist of a one-hour active learning intervention focused on a specific topic related to writing as either process or product. These workshops not only give writers information and strategies but also address stressors that writers face. Participants will therefore walk away with strategies they can implement or renewed thinking about their writing process. Workshops are scheduled for classes or other department events by faculty or staff request. To request a workshop, faculty or staff can contact the director to discuss options for their class or event.