Last year, I developed an undergraduate course titled ‘Writing in an AI World.” Last fall, I implemented many aspects of that class into an Academic Writing course at my university. When I first envisioned this course, it focused on the nuances of Generative AI (GenAI) prompting, the role of fact-checking, and a nod to algorithmic bias. Halfway through the second time teaching it, the course (and my own feelings about AI) have significantly shifted.  I’ll back up. I first ste

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Writing is a crucial skill for graduate students. Whether you are drafting a thesis, writing a research paper, or preparing a presentation, effective writing can make a significant difference in your academic success. However, many students struggle with writing. This is where writing coaching comes in. In this post, we will explore how effective writing coaching can help graduate students improve their writing skills. We will discuss the benefits of writing coaching, the dif