Writing Resources for Graduate Students

Graduate Writing Center

• Schedule a free writing consultation with a peer or professional writing consultant
• Build or refresh your knowledge of writing basics with resources and handouts from our Undergraduate Writing Center

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WSU Libraries

• Use the Graduate Student Summer Writing Success Lib Guide
• Review a Lib Guide for your discipline
• Meet with your subject librarian

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Writing as a Teaching Assistant

• Check out our Tips for Teaching with Writing and Teaching with Writing in the A.I. Age

Courses

• Enroll in a one-credit writing support course

WRITE 405 Course Description

This one-credit course provides individualized and small group instruction on the “moves” used in academic and professional writing, including journal articles, theses, and dissertations, as well as writing required for coursework. Using the textbook Academic Writing for Graduate Students: Essential Tasks and Skills 3rd Ed, students in this class perform exercises that cover the essential and nonessential components of writing the sections of academic papers—introductions, methods, results, discussions, and conclusions. Other topics, such as how to present data in multiple formats, how to qualify results, and how to tailor papers to match the conventions of specific disciplines are also discussed.

Questions? Contact the instructor by emailing writing.program@wsu.edu.