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SUMMARY:Writing Workshop Series for Graduate Students
DESCRIPTION:Facilitated by Hallie Wells and Karīna Vasiļevska-Das, these online workshops are designed to help you develop and refine a writing practice and gain concrete techniques to embolden your writing. The sessions follow a trajectory from the beginning of the writing process (developing and refining your writing practice) through to the final stages of revising and submitting. The format of the workshop is interactive and collaborative, as we allocate time for trying out specific activities as well as for discussion and sharing with other participants.\nRecaps will be sent out after each session, so if you need to miss a week you’ll still be able to work on what we covered. Consistent participation is encouraged, but you are also welcome to choose the sessions that most speak to you.\nSession topics:\n\nWho Are You in the Vast Writing Cosmos?\nDream Worlds, Harsh Realities: Designing & Refining Your Writing Practice\nOutlines, Maps, and Walks in the Park: Planning for Writing\nSecret Docs & Messy Drafts: Writing for Thinking\nWho Are You Talking To?: Writing for Communicating\nLet It Go, Let It Go: Polishing a Draft\nAsking for What You Need: Handling Feedback\nNow What?: Revision as a Way of Life\nDream Worlds: Building Your Writing Routines\n\nHallie Wells is a multidisciplinary writer, editor and writing coach. She holds a PhD in sociocultural and linguistic anthropology from UC Berkeley, and her academic work bridges anthropology and poetics. She co-authors a Substack writing newsletter with Vasiļevska-Das and their colleague, called “Write What You Like!,” and is currently working on a novel.\nKarīna Vasiļevska-Das is an anthropologist who primarily studies the interplay of children’s health and citizenship practices in the former Soviet Union. She holds a PhD from the UC Berkeley/UCSF Joint Program in Medical Anthropology. She uses acting, walking, and singing to enhance her life as a writer and a mother of two children. She is committed to infusing academic writing with creativity and individuality.\nWhen: Thursdays from 1 to 3 p.m., Jan. 16 to March 13 (no session during Reading Week)\nRegistration is required: register\n
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CATEGORIES:Faculty of Graduate Studies,Graduate Diploma in Biotechnology,Graduate Diploma in Management,Graduate Diploma in Neuroscience,Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting,Graduate Program in Administration,Graduate Program in Art History,Graduate Program in Biology,Graduate Program in Biotechnology Management,Graduate Program in Chemistry,Graduate Program in Cinema & Media Studies,Graduate Program in Civil Engineering,Graduate Program in Communication and Culture,Graduate Program in Conference Interpreting,Graduate Program in Critical Disability Studies,Graduate Program in Dance,Graduate Program in Design,Graduate Program in Development Studies,Graduate Program in Digital Media,Graduate Program in Disaster & Emergency Management,Graduate Program in Earth & Space Science,Graduate Program in Economics,Graduate Program in Education,Graduate Program in Education–Leadership & Community Engagement,Graduate Program in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science,Graduate Program in English,Graduate Program in Environmental Studies,Graduate Program in Film,Graduate Program in Financial Accountability,Graduate Program in French and Francophone Studies,Graduate Program in Gender, Feminist and Women's Studies,Graduate Program in Geography,Graduate Program in Global Health,Graduate Program in Health,Graduate Program in History,Graduate Program in Human Resources Management,Graduate Program in Humanities,Graduate Program in Information Systems & Technology,Graduate Program in Interdisciplinary Studies,Graduate Program in Kinesiology and Health Science,Graduate Program in Law,Graduate Program in Linguistics & Applied Linguistics,Graduate Program in Management Practice,Graduate Program in Mathematics & Statistics,Graduate Program in Mechanical Engineering,Graduate Program in Music,Graduate Program in Nursing,Graduate Program in Philosophy,Graduate Program in Physics & Astronomy,Graduate Program in Psychology,Graduate Program in Public Policy, Administration and Law,Graduate Program in Science & Technology Studies,Graduate Program in Social & Political Thought,Graduate Program in Social Anthrolology,Graduate Program in Social Work,Graduate Program in Socio-Legal Studies,Graduate Program in Sociology,Graduate Program in Theatre,Graduate Program in Theatre, Dance & Performance Studies,Graduate Program in Visual Art
LOCATION:Online @ Zoom
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