• A Digital Twin Solution for Hybrid Ventilation Systems in Office Spaces 

  Krayem, Hussein (2025-06-19)

  The digital twin technology is emerging as a cornerstone of intelligent systems, particularly for office buildings, to optimize various operations that address human wellbeing, comfort, and energy consumption. This work ...
• Reframing Composition Discourse in the Age of Completion-Based Policy Reform 

  Neiderman, Halle M. (Parlor Press, 2025-05)

  In conducting an institutional ethnography of Complete College Ohio (CCO), this study examines the discourse of completion education recommendations and writing administrators to understand how writing programs can amplify ...
• Reflections on the Symposium on the Teaching of Writing in Lebanon: An Interview with Malakeh R. Khoury 

  Fleszar, Dorota; Zenger, Amy; Khoury, Malakeh R. (2025-05)

  The aim of this article is to document and critically reflect upon the significance of a symposium for teachers of writing in English language medium universities in Lebanon that took place annually over the period of ...
• Unravelling the Dilemma: Examining the Adverse Effects of AI Writing Tools on STEM Student Motivation–Insights from an Academic Writing Center 

  Charummal, Raheena Abdurrahman; Hamidi, Lara; Mendes, Christine; Miranda, Mylene Michelle; Hill, Christopher (2025-05)

  The increasing utilization of AI-powered writing tools, such as ChatGPT and Grammarly, has transformed how students engage with academic writing and research, particularly in STEM disciplines. While these tools provide ...
• English as Capital vs. Language as Cultural: An Autoethnography of an Iranian Writer 

  Amiri, Maryam (2025-05)

  Scholarship on linguistic imperialism has explained the dominance resulting from structural and cultural inequalities that put English language and culture above any other (Phillipson, 1992). We can enrich the macro-level ...

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