Join Nancy Cayton-Myers of IPSR and Marilyn Ortega of the Hall Center’s Research and Grant Development Office for an info session on the Ford Foundation Pre-Diss and Dissertation Fellowships application eligibility, guidelines, and discussion of the application time and submission process and examples of successful applications.
Tag: writing
WORKSHOP SERIES: GRAMMAR, LANGUAGE, & WRITING
“Recognizing Patterns and Revising Your Writing” A Graduate Writing Consultant will hold a presentation on a topic related to grammar, language, and writing and will help facilitate related exercises. All PowerPoints, exercises, and answer keys are available for download below. Walk-ins are welcome, but attendees are encouraged to fill out our online registration form in…
WORKSHOP SERIES: GRAMMAR, LANGUAGE, & WRITING
“Paraphrasing and Citing Sources” A Graduate Writing Consultant will hold a presentation on a topic related to grammar, language, and writing and will help facilitate related exercises. All PowerPoints, exercises, and answer keys are available for download below. Walk-ins are welcome, but attendees are encouraged to fill out our online registration form in advance, Anschutz…
WORKSHOP SERIES: GRAMMAR, LANGUAGE, & WRITING
“Improving Flow of Transitions” A Graduate Writing Consultant will hold a presentation on a topic related to grammar, language, and writing and will help facilitate related exercises. All PowerPoints, exercises, and answer keys are available for download below. Walk-ins are welcome, but attendees are encouraged to fill out our online registration form in advance, Anschutz…
Humanities Grad Student Grant Development Workshop: Developing Clear and Compelling Applications
The Hall Center for the Humanities is offering an introductory grant development workshop series for graduate students in the humanities, arts, and humanistic social sciences. September 26, 12:00-1:00 Finding Funding, Preparing Your Approach October 30, 12:00-1:00 Developing Clear and Compelling Applications These brown bag sessions will take place at the Hall Center. Learn more and…
Prof^2 – Publishing Your First Book
Join us for an interactive workshop with editors from the University of Kansas Press where we will discuss the ins and outs of publishing your first book with a press. From learning how to find the best presses for your work to perfecting your pitch and working with an editor – we’ll discuss it all!…
WORKSHOP SERIES: GRAMMAR, LANGUAGE, & WRITING
“Navigating Verb Tenses” A Graduate Writing Consultant will hold a presentation on a topic related to grammar, language, and writing and will help facilitate related exercises. All PowerPoints, exercises, and answer keys are available for download below. Walk-ins are welcome, but attendees are encouraged to fill out our online registration form in advance, Anschutz 3…
Write on Wednesdays
Structure: 2 hours of quiet, dedicated writing time Community: Meet other students during the half-point break Support: Consultations with library staff are available for assistance with research, literature review, GIS, digital humanities, citation management, open access, copyright, and document formatting. For more info, please contact Scott McEathron at macmap68@ku.edu.
WORKSHOP SERIES: GRAMMAR, LANGUAGE, & WRITING
“Writing with Infinitives and Gerunds” A Graduate Writing Consultant will hold a presentation on a topic related to grammar, language, and writing and will help facilitate related exercises. All PowerPoints, exercises, and answer keys are available for download below. Walk-ins are welcome, but attendees are encouraged to fill out our online registration form in advance,…
Prof^2 – Get Published: Meet the Editors
Join us for a panel discussion and Q&A with faculty panelists from the humanities, social sciences, and arts who currently are, or have served in the past, as journal editors for academic journals. We will discuss the roles editors play in publishing, what editors look for in journal submissions, how they manage the reviewer process…