Developing and sustaining your academic writing practice

From graduate students, postdoctoral fellows to senior faculty members, the writing process remains one of the most challenging elements of academic life. Yet it is our writing that is published, disseminated and eventually cited. We are asked to produce text in a systematic way, frequently juggling other responsibilities and struggling to carve out enough time to write.

Developing and sustaining a writing practice requires a set of systematic strategies that can carry us through in the process of completing articles, book manuscripts, book chapters and conference papers.

This online writing workshop is facilitated by Dr. Raul Pacheco-Vega from the Methods Lab of the Latin American Faculty for Social Sciences (Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, FLACSO) in Mexico. In this interactive, three-hour workshop (with strategic breaks and multiple exercises built into the workflow), Raul will walk graduate students and postdoctoral fellows through several of his most trusted and used strategies to build confidence in your writing, craft different types of written research outputs, and manage the writing project pipeline.

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