Students who are enrolled in graduate programs, or those programs beyond undergraduate study, such as Master’s, Doctoral, educational specialist, and more.
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Addressing the Scholarly Writing and Publication Needs of Graduate Students
Maria S. Plakhotnik (National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russia), Tonette S. Rocco (Florida International University, USA), Lori Ann Gionti (Florida International University, USA), Sunny L. Munn (The Ohio State University, USA), and Joshua C. Collins (University of Minnesota – Twin Cities, USA)
Copyright: © 2019
|Pages: 19
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-7730-0.ch014
Abstract
Although research and writing for publication are seen as important responsibilities for most graduate students and faculty, many struggle to understand the process and how to succeed. Unfortunately, writing centers at most universities do not cater to the research and publishing needs of graduate students and faculty, but instead to course-specific needs of undergraduate students. This chapter aims to describe initiatives undertaken to address the scholarly writing and publication needs of graduate students and strategies and programs for the improvement of scholarly writing and provide insight into the kind of learning that can take place in a university writing center. This chapter may be especially helpful to educators who seek to create services at their own institutions for graduate students.