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Workshops

February 14th, 2008 by write

Keene State faculty,

Tutors now offer a range of in-class workshops to help whole classes move forward in their writing process.   Here’s the workshop request form. 

A sample of recent offerings:

  • Peer Response - How to Give and Get Good Feedback
  • Managing a Sustained Writing Project
  • Creative, Effective Research Strategies 
  • Revision Strategies
    • Focusing
    • Reorganizing
    • Crafting transitions
  • Responsible Documentation
  • Moving from Topics to Claims
  • Playing Devil’s Advocate to Develop Strong Arguments
  • Integrating Your Voice into Academic Writing
  • Proofreading Tips for the Final Polish 

Don’t see exactly what you are looking for?  Our staff can work with you to develop workshop content tailored to your class.  Contact Jahleh Ghanbari, jghanbari@keene.edu or 603 358 2408, at least several weeks before your desired workshop to discuss options.

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2 Responses to “Workshops”

  1. Center for Writing » Blog Archive » Featured Workshop: The Sustained Writing Project Experience Says:
    September 26th, 2008 at 10:22 am

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  2. Center for Writing » Blog Archive » How to Give and Get Good Feedback Says:
    April 22nd, 2009 at 8:17 am

    [...] Center now offers workshops on peer feedback. Tutors collaborate with faculty to make these in-class workshops suit different course goals and teaching [...]