CSU Writing Club for Graduate Students & Faculty - Fall 2021

From the form: Do you wish you could graduate with some published academic writing under your belt? Could you use some structured time to write and receive feedback from colleagues? Do you have some academic writing that needs polishing to become publishable? If so, this writing club is for you!

Offered by the Writing Center and the Michael Schwartz Library, this writing club is structured around the book Thinking Like Your Editor (2002) by Susan Rabiner and Alfred Fortunato. You do not need to have or read the book to participate (although a copy will be available on reserve at the library). Each week we will send a short video and provide resources and advice related to the topic, and we'll have a synchronous Zoom meeting to review the topic from that week's chapter. At least 30 minutes of the meeting time will be set aside for quiet writing to keep you on track!

Meetings will occur in Zoom from 3:00 - 4:00pm on Thursdays beginning September 2nd and ending December 16th, 2021.

Signing up to participate does not obligate you to participate or attend every meeting; it merely puts you on our reminder email list and provides access to the Zoom link each week. Please feel free to share with classmates or colleagues who would like to make some progress on publishing!"

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CSU Writing Club for Graduate Students & Faculty - Fall 2021

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2021-08-26

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From the form: Do you wish you could graduate with some published academic writing under your belt? Could you use some structured time to write and receive feedback from colleagues? Do you have some academic writing that needs polishing to become publishable? If so, this writing club is for you!

Offered by the Writing Center and the Michael Schwartz Library, this writing club is structured around the book Thinking Like Your Editor (2002) by Susan Rabiner and Alfred Fortunato. You do not need to have or read the book to participate (although a copy will be available on reserve at the library). Each week we will send a short video and provide resources and advice related to the topic, and we'll have a synchronous Zoom meeting to review the topic from that week's chapter. At least 30 minutes of the meeting time will be set aside for quiet writing to keep you on track!

Meetings will occur in Zoom from 3:00 - 4:00pm on Thursdays beginning September 2nd and ending December 16th, 2021.

Signing up to participate does not obligate you to participate or attend every meeting; it merely puts you on our reminder email list and provides access to the Zoom link each week. Please feel free to share with classmates or colleagues who would like to make some progress on publishing!"

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