Write on Track: A Workshop for Academic Writers

This two-day workshop is for scholars eager to refine their academic writing and build sustainable writing habits. We’ll explore technical aspects of writing, like crafting strong arguments and effectively communicating your research, but we’ll also focus on the often-overlooked side of writing: how to carve out time for it, stay accountable, and find community in what can be a solitary process.

Guided by methods honed and tested by Dr. Barbara Sarnecka and her "Writing Workshop," we’ll cover how to start your own writing group, set realistic goals, manage rejection, and read strategically to improve your writing. You’ll also participate in a co-writing session and practice giving and receiving feedback—essential skills for refining your work and collaborating effectively.

This workshop will be a mix of practical advice, hands-on work, and discussions about how to make writing less daunting and more sustainable.

Registration is required and possible from Nov 1-Dec 15, 2024. Members of the Leibniz ScienceCampus have priority access.

More information about the workshop and registration

Referent:

Margaret Echelbarger (Stony Brooks)

Veranstalter:

Leibniz ScienceCampus Primate Cognition

Kontakt:

Dr. Christian Schloegl
cschloegl(at)dpz.eu