September 17 | 1:00 - 2:30 pm | HSF 3009 | Register
Your ability to communicate your ideas in writing will directly impact your success in applying for fellowships and awards. Writing well is not always a natural talent; it is a skill that anyone can develop and improve. In this workshop, we will discuss the characteristics of good writing (and bad writing) and teach specific stylistic, grammatical, and structural techniques that will increase the clarity, conciseness, cohesiveness, and coherence of your writing.
Your ability to communicate your ideas in writing will directly impact your success in applying for fellowships and awards. In this workshop, Dr. Blake Jones discussed the characteristics of good (and bad) writing and teach specific strategies for producing clear, coherent, and concise writing in competitive award applications.