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The University of Texas at Austin Resources
The University of Texas at Austin provides the following
on-campus training and resources that support writers. Take advantage of these excellent resources!
 Writing and ESL Assistance
Research
Technology
Graduate Research Assistant Training
Writing and ESL Assistance
UT Learning Center: Graduate Student Writing Services —University of Texas at Austin
Offers “help with writing in all disciplines and at all levels,” tutoring, and workshops
The
University of Texas Law School Writing Center
Provides writing assistance to students attending the UT School of
Law
Intellectual Entreprenuership: Dissertation ListServ and Resources—Richard A. Cherwitz
Provides writing resources to those students writing their dissertations
The
University of Texas International Office ESL Services
Provides intensive English programs and part-time English
classes for ESL students. For students entering a Master’s or Ph.D program, the office recommends the Academic English Program (AEP).For current and admitted students, ESL services offers graduate courses (UT registrar descriptions) on a credit/no credit basis. The classes do not count toward a student’s degree requirements.
Research
University of Texas
General Libraries
Provides research
and instruction classes including EndNote training
Technology
ITS
WebSpace
Offers a free file storage system providing 1 gigabyte of
file storage that allows you to store copies of private files and publish
a personal home pages. For other publishing needs, refer to publishing
options
Digital Media Lab (for students who have faculty sponsorship— DIIA
“Offers a high-end self-service digital media lab equipped with powerful Mac and PC workstations, a full array of the latest digital media software, and peripherals for input/output. The lab is equipped for digital media authoring, graphics, animation, 3D modeling and visualization, digital video/audio production, slide scanning, and poster printing. It is available for classes or for course-related individual and group projects”
Visualization Laboratory (ACES)—Texas Advanced Computing Center
“Includes updated systems and top-of-the-line equipment, such as Stallion, a Dell visualization cluster with 24 nodes and a 15x5 307 megapixel tiled display, and a Sony SRX-S105 9M pixel flat projection system driven by a high-end Dell workstation”
Campus Computer Store— University of Texas at Austin ITS
Offers software discounts at student prices!
Graduate Research Assistant Training
Division of Instructional Innovation and Assessment (DIIA): ASPECTS Graduate Student Instructor Training—University of Texas at Austin
Encourages ongoing pedagogical, personal and professional development throughout your career as a graduate student instructor. Offers workshops for graduate and postdoctoral
students ranging from general academic writing to literature reviews
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