
Managing Large Writing Projects: Strategies and Resources to Support Your Success
Madeline Sutton, Ph.D., Assistant Director of the Writing & Communication Center

If you are starting a large writing project such as a dissertation or thesis, what strategies can you use to set yourself up for success? In this workshop, learn research-based best practices that you can adopt for your own writing, as well as campus resources that can support you throughout the process.
This interactive workshop will not be recorded.

Speaker: Madeline Sutton, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the Practice of the Writing and Rhetoric Program and Assistant Director of the Writing & Communication Center, is a writing studies scholar whose research works to advance equity in the teaching and learning of writing. She studies the impacts of assessment at classroom, programmatic, and institutional levels.
This workshop is part of The Graduate School's Professional Development Series and is co-sponsored with the Writing & Communication Center.
Communication, Core Competencies, Master's Series, Professional Development, Self Awareness