Science writers need to convey specialized and technical information to a variety of audiences in a clear and concise manner. Join us in this Scientific Writing 101 online workshop to learn how to facilitate the writing process and to better communicate facts, figures, and methods. Writers at all stages of the writing process and their graduate careers are welcome!

Grammar is a common concern for writers of all levels – and at the graduate level, clear and correct grammar is especially important as a tool to ensure that your ideas take center stage in your writing. In this workshop, we’ll review some common grammatical stumbling blocks, and how to fix them. Graduate student writers at all stages of the writing process and their graduate careers are welcome!

Working in academia can feel like entering a foreign culture. Understanding U.S. academic norms and expectations can help students of all backgrounds, disciplines, and skill levels become successful writers. Join us in this online workshop to discuss and clarify academic writing styles and formats and learn how to apply these conventions to your own work.

Does your discipline require a literature review for your thesis or dissertation? This workshop will cover the main purposes and uses of literature reviews, as well as tips for making the most of them in your own projects.

Feeling overwhelmed by a project that will take months or even years to complete? This workshop will offer tips for planning long and complex tasks.

This workshop will cover techniques for planning, organizing, and writing a long project. It will include tips on how to put your writing software to work for you as you assemble your text.