Events and Announcements
News and Announcements
Strategic Graduate Writing
Graduate writing today isn’t just about putting words on paper—it’s about navigating evolving digital, academic, and professional landscapes. The UMB Writing Center’s Writing Smarter, Not Harder (or More) page offers guidance on how graduate writers can work more strategically, sustainably, and with greater intention.
On this page, you’ll find curated resources designed to support graduate writers at every stage. These include guides on managing productivity without burnout, strategies for feedback and revision, advice on navigating disciplinary genres, and tips for building stronger mentoring relationships. You’ll also find tools for developing sustainable writing practices and connecting your scholarly work to long-term professional goals.
Whether you're aiming to manage expectations, bolster productivity without burnout, or connect your writing more deeply with your identity and goals, Writing Smarter, Not Harder is your roadmap for becoming a more strategic, thoughtful, and resilient graduate writer at UMB.
Writing and AI
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how we research, write, and teach. UMB Writing Center’s Writing and AI page offers guidance for using tools like ChatGPT and Copilot responsibly across academic and professional settings.
On this page you’ll find UMB’s official AI policies and guidelines, resources on data security, citation, and authorship disclosure, and curated materials to build critical literacy around generative AI. The site also includes advice for both students and faculty about choosing appropriate tools, understanding institutional expectations, and maintaining transparency when working with AI.
Whether you're drafting assignments, designing assessments, or exploring AI’s place in higher education, Writing & AI is your go-to resource at UMB for ethical, informed, and effective use of these emerging tools.
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UMB Writing Center
Hours of Operation
Monday-Friday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday: 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Writing consultation schedule differs from these hours.
Contact Information
Phone: 410-706-7725
Email: writingcenter@umaryland.edu
Address: 621 W Lombard Street | Rm 307 | Baltimore, MD 21201