Upcoming Events
- Grad Night at the Owl
Wed., Dec. 6 - Dec. 6, 2023 - Thesis Thursdays
Thu., Dec. 7 - Dec. 7, 2023 - Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Information Session
Thu., Jan. 18 - Jan. 18, 2024 - 3MT Workshop
Thu., Feb. 1 - Feb. 1, 2024
Graduate Writing
FGSR and the Student Success Centre have partnered to create a writing tutor program especially for graduate students. Graduate writing tutors are available free of charge to help you improve the written components of your thesis, your coursework papers, or your job or scholarship applications. While tutors are happy to discuss any of your writing concerns with you, they do not provide proofreading or copyediting services, and students are expected to participate in all tutoring sessions and perform their own edits.
Our tutors come from a variety of educational backgrounds and are available at different times based on their availability. You are encouraged to read their bios below and select the tutor whose expertise is closest to yours, though each is prepared to discuss work from a variety of disciplines.
Tutoring sessions last 55 minutes and students can attend a session one time per week. Appointments are best made 24 hours in advance, but you are welcome to drop in and see if a tutor is available to help you during the times listed on the schedule. Drop ins are first come, first served: if the tutor’s schedule for that day is full, they will let you know and you can use our booking system to book an appointment for another time. The Zoom ID for drop-ins is: 498 169 3784
Book an Appointment (Select the Graduate Option)
Very few people can achieve great writing on their own. Why not get a second opinion?
Tutors
Alida
Alida is a PhD candidate at Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy. She has a master's degree in public policy from University of Regina and a master's degree in public administration from University of Malaya, Malaysia. Alida has experience in qualitative research and thesis writing. She can help with writing different types of assignments related to public policy, climate change, economics, economic development, globalization and other related topics.
Ilyas
Ilyas is currently pursuing his Ph.D. in Environmental Systems Engineering at the University of Regina. He has a master's degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Saitama University, Japan. He has published eight conference/journal papers and currently working on two journal papers. Ilyas can help in writing thesis and dissertations, journal publications, project reports, PowerPoint presentations, cover letters for job and scholarship applications, and formatting.
ReedReed was born and raised in Regina, Saskatchewan on Treaty 4 Territory. He is currently studying a Master of Public Policy and has a BA in English Literature. Aside from helping you with your writing, Reed is a social science and humanities person, with good knowledge of qualitative methods, governance and institutional change, water policy, theories of social action and change, and critical studies in literature and philosophy.