Thesis/Dissertation Writing Workshops - Week of Mar. 26

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Monday, March 26th, 12:45–2:15pm
Getting Started on the Dissertation
This workshop will focus on identifying and improving dissertation structure. We will examine common dissertation structures and discuss strategies for improving organization and flow both within and across articles/chapters of the dissertation. We will also discuss writing process in the sciences, project management, and time management strategies. Please bring an outline of your dissertation or dissertation proposal if you have one. Recommended for people working on their dissertation proposal and people at the early stages of writing their dissertation articles/chapters, but all are welcome.|
Biomedical Library Classroom (Center for Health Sciences, 12-177)

Tuesday, March 27th, 2:00–3:15pm
Strategies for Writing Scientific Papers
This workshop will focus on strategies for good structure and style in scientific writing. We will review in depth tactics for improving flow, clarity, and conciseness, as well as general tips for healthy writing. Recommended for people at all writing stages.
Biomedical Library Classroom (Center for Health Sciences, 12-177)

Wednesday, March 28th, 12:45–2:15pm
Writing the Sciences Dissertation
This workshop will focus on writing the final dissertation components, including global introduction and background sections, global conclusions, and abstracts. We will also discuss strategies for editing and integrating articles/chapters. If you have started writing global introduction or conclusion chapters, we encourage you to bring them with you. Recommended for people approaching the final stages of their dissertation writing, but all are welcome.
Biomedical Library Classroom (Center for Health Sciences, 12-177)

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