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The 5W and 1H Framework in Academic Writing

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The 5W and 1H framework, comprising Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How, serves as a versatile tool for generating writing prompts that can enhance academic writing. By exploring and addressing these questions, students can gain a deeper understanding of…

Month of Writing 2025 – June

Description The month of writing happens for one month out of each semester (October, February, June) and features facilitated writing sessions as well as opportunities for professional development and feedback in academic writing. Outcomes Eligibility This program is open to…

Understanding Biased and Unbiased Research Questions

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Biased Research Questions: Biased research questions often contain assumptions, leading language, or focus solely on negative aspects, which can skew the research.  Unbiased Research Questions: Unbiased research questions aim for neutrality, consider multiple perspectives, and seek to explore various outcomes,…