Writing and Learning Centre

AI Project and Support

Have questions about AI? We can help! Be AI curious.

Our friendly and knowledgeable staff are available to help answer questions about the responsible use of AI. There are a range of ways for you to engage.

Explore our non-credit Canvas course: Responsible AI Use in Academic Writing.

Self-enroll here

Attend one of our special and interactive AI offerings.

AI Escape Room

Wednesday, September 23rd, 10:30-11:30 a.m. (Hybrid)

Learn about the responsible use of AI in an interactive and friendly environment. Bring your curiosity, questions, and skills to escape the lab. The gamified offering is designed to help students evaluate their critical reading and judgement skills when using AI for academic purposes.

AI Panel

Friday, October 30th, 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. (Remote)

Join Remonia Stoddart-Morrison, Graduate Ombudsperson; Laura Lucien-Bay, Manager of Student Conduct and Accountability, and Dr. Gillian Lemermeyer, Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Nursing, to explore questions about AI. Learn more about what is allowed, how it affects your learning, and where to get advice. The panel will be facilitated by Tristan Donald, Learning Specialist, Writing and Learning Centre. Register and submit your questions in advance to help shape the conversation.

True, Accurate, and Complete: An AI Writing Lab for Research Funding

Wednesday, November 18th, 2026. (Remote)

AI can make research writing sound polished even when the reasoning underneath is unclear or incomplete. In this practical Tri-Council focused lab, you will learn how to question AI-generated proposal writing from the perspective of a reviewer, spot claims that need stronger support, and use that same approach to make better decisions in your own research proposals and funding applications.