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Fundamentals of Academic Writing in Graduate School

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Training/Workshop Academic Writing GSAS Professional Communication Writing

Tue, Sep 8, 2026 4:00 PM –

Tue, Sep 22, 2026 5:00 PM EDT (GMT-4)

Poorvu Center, 301 York street, Room 120A

United States

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Graduate school brings an exciting mix of challenges, breakthroughs, and opportunities to grow. This series will help you build a solid foundation of writing skills so you can make the most of your time as a graduate student. Through these interactive workshops, you will start developing the habits to maximize your productivity, the skills to produce great work, and the mindsets to deepen your learning as you work toward making an impact as a professional in your field. Join us for:

1. How to Start Writing Early (8/31 – Separate Registration Link)
2. Entering an Academic Conversation (9/8)
3. Elements of the Academic Paper (9/15)
4. Giving and Receiving Feedback (9/22)

Intended audience: Designed for first-year GSAS and professional school students. Graduate students of all years and disciplines are welcome.

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Upcoming Events

Tue, Sep 08, 2026
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Poorvu Center, 301 York street, Room 120A
Entering an Academic Conversation

Graduate school brings an exciting mix of challenges, breakthroughs, and opportunities to grow. This series will help you build a solid foundation of writing skills so you can make the most of your time as a graduate student. Through these interactive workshops, you will start developing the habits to maximize your productivity, the skills to produce great work, and the mindsets to deepen your learning as you work toward making an impact as a professional in your field. Join us for:

1. How to Start Writing Early (8/31 – Separate Registration Link)
2. Entering an Academic Conversation (9/8)
3. Elements of the Academic Paper (9/15)
4. Giving and Receiving Feedback (9/22)

Intended audience: Designed for first-year GSAS and professional school students. Graduate students of all years and disciplines are welcome.

Tue, Sep 15, 2026
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Poorvu Center, 301 York street, Room 120A
Elements of the Academic Paper

Graduate school brings an exciting mix of challenges, breakthroughs, and opportunities to grow. This series will help you build a solid foundation of writing skills so you can make the most of your time as a graduate student. Through these interactive workshops, you will start developing the habits to maximize your productivity, the skills to produce great work, and the mindsets to deepen your learning as you work toward making an impact as a professional in your field. Join us for:

1. How to Start Writing Early (8/31 – Separate Registration Link)
2. Entering an Academic Conversation (9/8)
3. Elements of the Academic Paper (9/15)
4. Giving and Receiving Feedback (9/22)

Intended audience: Designed for first-year GSAS and professional school students. Graduate students of all years and disciplines are welcome.

Tue, Sep 22, 2026
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Poorvu Center, 301 York street, Room 120A
Giving and Receiving Feedback

Graduate school brings an exciting mix of challenges, breakthroughs, and opportunities to grow. This series will help you build a solid foundation of writing skills so you can make the most of your time as a graduate student. Through these interactive workshops, you will start developing the habits to maximize your productivity, the skills to produce great work, and the mindsets to deepen your learning as you work toward making an impact as a professional in your field. Join us for:

1. How to Start Writing Early (8/31 – Separate Registration Link)
2. Entering an Academic Conversation (9/8)
3. Elements of the Academic Paper (9/15)
4. Giving and Receiving Feedback (9/22)

Intended audience: Designed for first-year GSAS and professional school students. Graduate students of all years and disciplines are welcome.

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Poorvu Center, 301 York street, Room 120A

United States

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