Dr. Laura Aull

Biography

Laura Aull is a Professor of English Linguistics at the University of Michigan, specializing in the intersection of language, writing, and education. She has contributed to numerous publications, including books and peer-reviewed articles, focusing on grammar, writing studies, and linguistic justice. Her works include titles such as 'Grammar Good,' 'Can't Write That: 8 Myths About Correct English,' and 'Students Write: Linguistic Analysis.' Aull's research interests encompass AI in academic writing, corpus analysis in pedagogy, and the implications of automated scoring systems for writing assessments. Her academic contributions regularly address the challenges and methodologies of writing instruction and assessment, showcasing her commitment to improving pedagogical practices through linguistic insight. Aull actively engages in teaching, offering courses in English language structure and exploration. She is recognized for her scholarly impact on understanding discourse, metadiscourse, and the significance of linguistic markers in argumentative writing. Aull's future projects include forthcoming publications and collaborations aimed at advancing the field of writing studies through rigorous research and advocacy for equitable educational practices.

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