The Writing Center

All writers can benefit from another "set of eyes." GCSU's writing consultants (graduate and undergraduate tutors) will provide a welcoming space to listen to your top concerns and assist you with your writing, posters and presentations. In-person, virtual and feedback via email appointments are available Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.. Virtual and feedback via email appointments are also available Mon., Tues., Thurs. 6 - 7 p.m. and Sat. 10 a.m. -noon. Find us in A&S 2-56A—down the hallway...

GCSU’s Writing Center is dedicated to assisting undergraduate and graduate writers across all disciplines. Complement your teaching by working with the center to help students reflect, provide space for metacognitive work, and consider their audience. Working with tutors keeps a focus on process and creates opportunities for students to understand and practice how to become better learners and collaborate with others. *Please stay tuned to announcements from CTL and the Digital Humanities...

The Writing Center is starting up our Graduate Writing Group program for the fall semester. Please see the attached flyer for dates and locations. 

The Writing Center is starting up our Graduate Writing Group program for the fall semester. Please see the attached flyer for dates and locations. 

AI in Education Workshop #3  Nov. 15: "Empowering Faculty: AI and Research Support for Student Learning" Join us for a session led by Dr. Jolene Cole illuminating the practical applications of AI within the realm of education, with a specific focus on supporting students in their research endeavors. Gain insights into how AI is making academic libraries dynamic centers of knowledge, providing students with essential resources and tools for assignments and projects. Faculty will leave...

AI in Education Workshop #2 Oct. 25: "AI-Powered Writing: Challenging the Role of Technology in Creativity" Join us for a thought-provoking workshop in our "AI in Education Workshop Series," where we critically examine the relationship between artificial intelligence and the art of writing. Led by new Writing Studies Faculty Drs. Leon, McAlister and Pucker, this session will explore AI's role in writing assignments. In this workshop, we will scrutinize the world of AI-assisted writing,...

Considering Resistance vs. Integration: Practical Tips, Policies and Principles for AI in Education Join us for the “AI in Education” workshop series. These workshops will feature presentations and demonstrations of various AI tools, providing time and space for the conversations you’ve been waiting for or wishing you didn’t have to have. An interdisciplinary group of faculty representing three colleges and Russell Library will lend their diverse and different insights into AI and...