Graduate Student Write-In

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The Graduate Student Write-In is an intensive day of writing without distractions.

Testimonials

It was like I got a new battery. -- Jane Irungu, Write-In Alum


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The most productive work that I remembered getting done... --Lee Kruger, Write-In Alum


As a graduate student, I feel greatly encouraged and inspired. A rewarding experience. Thank you very much! Really appreciate your time and effort.

Write-In Overview

Whether you are preparing for your comprehensive exams, writing your dissertation or dissertation prospectus, editing a paper for publication, writing a book review or fellowship application, we invite you to join us. You will find community with other KU graduate students, and Writing Center Staff will be available for consultations with lots of positive energy to support your writing efforts.

Who should attend?

All KU graduate students are invited to spend the day writing with us.

What to expect

Our goal is to offer a pleasant space conducive to clear thinking and effective writing. We offer an environment without distractions, one that will allow you (should you wish) to connect with other graduate students who are committed to their academic and professional writing. To this end, participants (who requested to do so) are paired with another participant to discuss their work and share feedback on their writing. KU Writing Center staff are also available for on-site consultation.

When and Where

Lawrence Campus(Research Write-In)
Coming in the Fall semester

Edwards Campus
Coming in the Fall semester

Questions

If you have any questions please contact Liana Silva
lianasilva@ku.edu
785.864.1875

Special Accommodations

Any person needing special accommodations to participate in the KU Writing Center Graduate Write-In should contact Terese Thonus.


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