Graduate Students

Student narratives about writing in graduate school. Each episode explores an important decision, strategy, or challenge faced by the guest.

The framework highlights the teaching philosophy and concepts that shape our educational development programming

A guide and list of Yale-related AI resources for faculty instructors interested in using or discussing AI in the classroom. 

Reflective Teaching invites instructors to examine their pedagogy, articulate reasons and strengths for their strategies

Explanations and practice exercises for specific elements of English grammar.

Instructors can use the framework to guide their teaching choices about assignments, assessments, and classroom facilitation.  

Explore how imposter stress and perfectionism are related, and how overcome them.

Led by Jackson School writing director David Morse, this interactive workshop will teach the principles and conventions of policy writing, with a focus on how to craft a policy memo. We will explore the similarities and differences between policy writing and academic writing, review various types of memos, and collaboratively edit a policy memo to become more familiar with the genre. Intende…

Applying for the NSF GRFP provides an opportunity to secure competitive funding and recognition, and, just as importantly, to hone critical grant writing skills. In this workshop, Associate Dean Robert Harper-Mangels, who advises NSF GRFP applicants and awardees at Yale, will give an overview of the application process, explain eligibility requirements, and answer your NSF GRFP questions. In th…

Ready to develop critical writing skills that will carry you through all your graduate research projects? Join us to explore and build on the cornerstones of effective scientific writing: Part 1: Write For Your Audience: Introduction to Scientific Writing Genres (10/23) Part 2: Keep up with the Literature: Reading, Evaluating, and Synthesizing Papers (10/30) Part 3: Conquer the Blank Page: …