Writing Workshops Schedule
Are you interested in attending one of our informative writing workshops? Please log in to the Canvas page and click on TechConfer Zoom on the left panel and find the workshop on the day and time it is offered. Click on the workshop and follow the directions to enter the Zoom session.
If there are no workshop attendees after 10 minutes, the workshop will be canceled. If you miss a workshop and can't attend the same one at a later date (most workshops repeat at least once during the semester), come to the Learning Center Front Desk Zoom link, and we can work something out.
Are there other topics you’d be interested in attending a workshop on? Please let your workshop leader know.
DATE
| TIME
| LOCATION
| WORKSHOP TITLE
| DESCRIPTION
|
3/6 Wednesday
| 3:30 PM
| Online
| Introducing Introductory Paragraphs
| What’s a hook? What’s a thesis? And what do I put in between?
|
3/7 Thursday
| 2:00 PM
| Online
| MLA Format
| All the MLA elements you need to set up your paper for success
|
3/11 Monday
| 11:30 AM
| Online
| MLA Citations
| How do I make a Works Cited Page without Easybib?
|
3/12 Tuesday
| 1:30 PM
| D-307
| Thesis Statements
| What is a good thesis statement, and how do I make sure I’m answering the prompt?
|
3/18 Monday
| 12:30 PM
| D307
| Body Paragraph Structure
| Learn how to keep your body paragraphs focused and strong!
|
3/19 Tuesday
| 1:30 PM
| D-307
| Rubrics and Prompts
| Let’s break down your assignment prompts and learn how to utilize a rubric
|
3/20 Wednesday
| 5:30 PM
| Online
| Analysis and Critique
| What even is analysis, anyways?
|
3/25 Monday
| 12:30 PM
| D-307
| Conclusions: How to Finish a Paper
| How do I finish my paper without repeating myself?
|
3/26 Tuesday
| 2:00 PM
| D-307 | Revising | How do you correct your own writing without any feedback? |
3/27 Wednesday
| 1:30 PM
| D-307 | Active Reading Strategies | How to improve your focus and become a better reader |