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Four Tips for Writing Assignments in an Artificial Intelligence and Human World

Four Tips for Writing Assignments in an Artificial Intelligence and Human World

“I’d rather see grammatical errors than read another paper written by AI.” Sincerely, Kristen Linton, MSW, Ph.D., a CSU Channel Islands, Health Science Department Associate Professor I am reflecting with raw emotion as I am halfway through grading a midterm for an undergraduate health science research methods course. Just now, as I read my 21st […]

Writing Place on Santa Rosa Island

Writing Place on Santa Rosa Island

As the new chair of English, I led a four-day, place-based writing retreat for fourteen students at the Santa Rosa Island Research Station (SRIRS) during the first weekend of October. While many may be daunted by a three-night trip with no cell service, no showers, and bunking with strangers, students leapt at the opportunity to […]

BECOMING AN ACTIVIST: A JOURNEY TOWARDS IMPROVING ACCOMMODATION 	METHODS TOWARDS STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES IN THE WRITING CENTER

BECOMING AN ACTIVIST: A JOURNEY TOWARDS IMPROVING ACCOMMODATION METHODS TOWARDS STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES IN THE WRITING CENTER

The following blog post developed out of student interest to explore how campus services, specifically tutoring in the Multiliteracy Writing Center, addressed the needs of student clients with various learning needs and the tutors who serve them. That study  was conducted by Cristal Gamez (CSUCI, 2018) and was supported by a TLI Faculty Fellow, Talya Drescher, Assistant Professor of Special […]

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