Programs & Events

AI Literacy within the University

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Academic Skills workshop on AI Literacy for students
Thursday, November 14, 1pm to 2:30pm EST
ENW 115 (Enwayaang)

While many courses at the institution forbid the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) in evaluations, you may find yourself in courses that expressly encourage or require you to use them in coursework. This workshop is designed to give students the knowledge of how to accurately prompt, evaluate, and articulate their use of a GenAI program. We will cover institutional policies, creating effective prompts, evaluating responses, and how to understand the limitations of GenAI's applications.

Writing Cafe

Academic Skills workshop on AI Literacy for students
Sunday, November 17, 10am to 3:00pm EST
Otonabee College Commons

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Educating Students about Academic Integrity

It is the responsibility of all Trent students to understand the university's academic integrity policy and procedures.

Academic Integrity Module

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Find Community and Learn How to Learn in University

Find community and strengthen learning skills by meeting weekly with other students and Academic Skills Instructors.

East and West Bank Homeroom

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Workshops and Events for Graduate Students

As a graduate student, you are likely facing new academic challenges. The ideas about which you are reading, thinking, and writing are becoming increasingly complex, yet you need to find clear, concise, and engaging ways to express them.

Information for Graduate Students