| Upcoming Writing Events |
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| October 17-30: UR 14-Day Writing Challenge! |
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The UR 14-Day Writing Challenge is a great way to jumpstart your writing and establish good writing habits; its approach can be especially helpful during the semester when finding the time to write becomes increasingly difficult. The on-campus challenge will overlap with the NCFDD (The National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity).
Join the UR 14-Day Writing Challenge!
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| October 19: Writing Productively with Helen Sword |
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“Publish or perish” is the mantra of the successful academic researcher. Yet few academics have been explicitly trained as writers, and fewer still have been schooled in the intricate art of maintaining research productivity without sacrificing work-life balance. In this online presentation on Wednesday, October 19 from 3:00-4:00 p.m. by international writing expert Helen Sword, you will learn about the habits of successful academic writers and develop a customized blueprint for building a more productive writing practice from the ground up. Helen Sword is the author of multiple research-based books on writing and writers including Air & Light & Time & Space: How Successful Academics Write.
Register here for Writing Productively with Helen Sword. |
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| October 20: Writing Retreat |
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Please join us in the Faculty Hub for a writing retreat on Thursday, October 20 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. This writing retreat will provide participants with an opportunity to share their writing goals with colleagues before breaking off to work individually. We’ll provide participants with a boxed lunch with registration, and we’ll have coffee, tea, and snacks available all day long. Feel free to join for any amount of time that works with your schedule. Lunch is included with registration.
Please register for the writing retreat here. |
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