In this workshop, you’ll learn about library resources available to you to manage your writing, followed by services the StAAR writing center offers to students, and a discussion on best practices to organize your writing.

Presenters: Berika Williams (Ginn Library) and Kristina Aikens (StAAR Writing Center)

This workshop critically examines the use of AI in research and learning and will cover its capabilities and limitations, responsible use in alignment with the Fletcher Honor Code (pg 43-49), evaluating AI responses, citing sources, and ethical considerations, including bias, data privacy, and information security.

This workshop critically examines the use of AI in research and learning and will cover its capabilities and limitations, responsible use in alignment with the Fletcher Honor Code (pg 43-49), evaluating AI responses, citing sources, and ethical considerations, including bias, data privacy, and information security.

This workshop critically examines the use of AI in research and learning and will cover its capabilities and limitations, responsible use in alignment with the Fletcher Honor Code (pg 43-49), evaluating AI responses, citing sources, and ethical considerations, including bias, data privacy, and information security.

This workshop critically examines the use of AI in research and learning and will cover its capabilities and limitations, responsible use in alignment with the Fletcher Honor Code (pg 43-49), evaluating AI responses, citing sources, and ethical considerations, including bias, data privacy, and information security.

This workshop critically examines the use of AI in research and learning and will cover its capabilities and limitations, responsible use in alignment with the Fletcher Honor Code (pg 43-49), evaluating AI responses, citing sources, and ethical considerations, including bias, data privacy, and information security.