Artificial Intelligence

• A student guide to navigating college in the artificial intelligence era 

• Generative AI in Academic Writing

Brainstorming

• How to Choose a Topic

• Four Ways to Brainstorm from Charles Mills Writing Center

Incorporating Sources

• Choosing the Right Sources

• Evaluating Sources

• Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing

Introductions and Conclusions

• Introductions 

• Conclusions

• Hourglass Structure from Charles Mills Writing Center

Outlining

• How to Create and Outline from Charles Mills Writing Center

• Reverse Outlines

Rhetoric

• The Rhetorical Situation

• The Forest of Rhetoric

Thesis Statements

• Crafting a Thesis Statement from Charles Mills Writing Center

Transitions

• Transitioning Between Ideas and Sentences

• Transitioning Between Paragraphs

• Transitional Words and Phrases

Writing Strategies

• U of R: Writing Strategies

Annotated Bibliography

• How to Prepare an Annotated Bibliography

• Purdue OWL Annotated Bibliography

Cover Letters

• Cover Letters

• Video: How to Write a Powerful Cover Letter

Empirical Research Papers

• Research Writing from Charles Mills Writing Center

• Empirical Research Papers Overview

Lab Reports

• Writing a Formal Lab Report

• LabWrite

• UNC Chapel Hill: Scientific Reports

• Academic Phrase Book for STEM fields

Legal Writing

• Columbia Law School Legal Writing Resources

• Georgetown Law Writing Guides and Handouts

Literary Analysis

• A Brief Guide to Writing the English Paper

Literature Review (Research)

• Literature Reviews: An Overview

• Purdue OWL Writing a Literature Reivew

• Strategies for Writing a Literature Review

Personal Statements

• Purdue OWL Writing the Personal Statement

• Dos and Don’ts of a Personal Statement

Active vs. Passive Voice

• Purdue OWL Active and Passive Sentences

• UNC Chapel Hill Passive Voice

Apostrophes

• Purdue OWL Apostrophes

Capitalization

• A Little Help with Capitals

• APA “Title Case” and “Sentence Case”

Commas, Colons, and Semicolons

• Purdue OWL Quick Guide to Commas 

• Commas vs. Semicolons

• Punctuating “However”

• When to Use a Colon

Fragments

• Identifying and Correcting Fragments

• Purdue OWL Sentence Fragments

Inclusive Language

• Inclusive Language from the Charles Mills Writing Center

Quotations

• Quotation Marks

• Quotations in APA Style

• Quotations in MLA Style

Run-On Sentences

• Identifying and Correcting Run-On Sentences and Comma Splices

• Run-Ons: Fused Sentences and Comma Splices

Verbs

• Identifying Subjects and Verbs

• Irregular Verbs List

• Subject-Verb Agreement

• Verb Tense Consistency

Other Resources

• Elements of Style

• The Writer's Handbook

• Grammarbook

AMA

• Purdue OWL AMA Page

• Scribbr AMA Page

• Examples of AMA Style

APA

• APA Website

• Purdue OWL APA Style Guide

• Scribbr APA Page

• “Your Guide to APA” from Charles Mills Writing Center

Bluebook

• Bluebook Quick Guide

• Purdue OWL Bluebook page

Chicaco

• The Chicago Manual of Style Online

• Purdue OWL Chicago Style Note that some guidelines are out-of-date, as Chicago recently published its 18th edition.

• Scribbr Chicago Style Note that some guidelines are out-of-date, as Chicago recently published its 18th edition.

• “Your Guide to Chicago” from Charles Mills Writing Center

MLA

• MLA Citation Examples

• Purdue OWL MLA Style Guide

• Scribbr MLA Page

• "Your Guide to MLA" from Charles Mills Writing Center

• OWL At Purdue

Documentation

• APA Style Guide
• APA In-Text Citations
• APA Reference List
• MLA Style Guide
• Chicago Manual of StyleASA Style Guide
• AMA (Medical Writing)

Grammar and Usage

• Comma Splices/Fused Sentences/Run-ons
• Active and Passive Sentences
• Apostrophes
• Comma Usage
• Dangling Modifiers
• Quotation Marks
• Sentence Fragments
• Independent and dependent clauses
• Parallel Construction
• Parts of Speech
• Subject-Verb Agreement
• Exercises

Kinds of Writing

• Annotated Bibliography
• Book Review
• Essay Exams
• Lab Reports
• Research Papers
• Writing about Literature

Academic Writing

• Establish Arguments
• Using Appropriate Language
• Paragraph Development
• Concise Sentences
• Rhetorical Situations
• Thesis Statements
• Quotes, Paraphrase and Summaries

Writing, Listening, and Speaking Support

• Descriptive Words to Use Instead of...
• Words to Use Instead of Said
• Transitional Phrases
• Sentence Starters
• Academic Listening Strategies
• Talking to Your Professor

 Resources Around Campus

• Academic Success & Accessibility
• Lorette Wilmot Library
• Student Accessibility Services

Career Services

• Resumes and Cover Letters
• Sample and Template Resumes