Instead of running our usual 5-week seminar on graduate academic writing, this spring we are hosting a workshop series covering common genres of graduate writing. All graduate students are welcome at these sessions and are encouraged to bring their own writing project to the workshop. Each workshop offers practical advice for approaching your individual writing projects.
Register below to find your own community of fellow graduate writers and have your writing questions answered! Don’t hesitate to email gradwriting@uconn.edu with any questions you have.
All workshops will be held on the first level of Homer Babbidge Library, room 1102.
***Workshop Tuesday, Feb. 20th will be in room 1101***
***Workshop on Academic Job Market Cover Letters rescheduled to April 18th***
| Date | Time | Workshop Title | Facilitators |
| Friday, February 9th | 2pm-3pm | Getting started: Motivation & time management in long-term writing projects | Sarah Bertekap |
| Monday, February 12th | 3pm-4pm | Revising rhetorically: Using “mentor” texts to revise your writing | Sarah Bertekap |
| Tuesday, February 20th | 2:30pm-3:30pm | Crafting article introductions
***Room 1101*** |
Tom Deans & Sarah Bertekap |
| Thursday, March 7th | 3:30pm-4:30pm | Taking your academic prose style from OK to impressive | Tom Deans & Sarah Bertekap |
| Thursday, March 21st | 2:30pm-3:30pm | Crafting literature reviews | Tom Deans & Sarah Bertekap |
| Thursday, April 4th | 12pm-1pm | Academic job market materials: Diversity statements | Kathleen Tonry & Sarah Bertekap |
| Thursday, April ***rescheduled to 4/18*** |
12pm-1pm | Academic job market materials: Cover letters
|
Kathleen Tonry & Sarah Bertekap |
Sp 2024 Grad Writing Workshop Series
Register here for any of the graduate workshops you plan to attend this spring!