To participate in an event, please register with Laura Ritter, the Program Project Specialist in the Graduate Dean's Office
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Workshop: "Preparing Materials for Academic Jobs" "Join us for the "Preparing Materials for Academic Jobs" workshop. Whether you're considering applying for faculty positions or other academic roles, it's never too early to start refining your written materials. In this workshop, we will introduce you to the most common genres requested by search committees, such as letters of interest, statements of teaching philosophy, and research statements. Through reviewing samples and engaging discussions, we'll provide insights on how to craft successful documents."
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January 30, 2026 | 2PM - 3PM | Hybrid: Zoom and Chestnut Hall, Room 324 |
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Thesis and Dissertation Bootcamp (come prepared to write!) This 3-day intensive workshop supports Ph.D. and master’s students in the early stages of their thesis or dissertation through 1:1 consultations, small-group sessions with campus experts, and dedicated writing time. Bring your laptop and be ready to make meaningful progress. Who you'll work with:
What you can work on:
Sign up here: https://forms.office.com/r/68G0wbCvFb |
February 24-26, 2026 | 9AM - 4PM | Chestnut Hall, Room 120 |
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Workshop: "Mastering Academic Writing: Strategies and Resources for Graduate Students" |
March 6, 2026 | 11AM - 12PM | Hybrid: Zoom and Chestnut Hall, Room 120 |
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Workshop: "Writing for Fellowships and Grants" |
March 18, 2026 | 11:30AM - 2PM | Chestnut Hall, Room TBD |
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Writing Wednesday: Revising and Editing "Do you need help with revising, editing, or proofreading? This interactive workshop, led by experts from the UNT Writing Center, will help students on their writing journey! Effectively and successfully revising, editing, and proofreading are vital to the ultimate success of your essay, article, dissertation, or any other piece of writing. This is not just a presentation—this hands-on workshop is ideal for students who have a piece of writing they are actively working on. Learn the skills, then put them in to practice. Bring your laptop, and we will help you make progress, meeting you at whatever stage you're at!" |
March 24, 2026 | 1:30PM - 3PM | Chestnut Hall, Room TBD |
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Workshop: "Writing the Literature Review" In this workshop, you will learn about the purpose of the literature review and gain valuable tips on crafting an effective literature review that aptly summarizes and synthesizes the contributions of other researchers to your topic. Join us to master this essential skill and elevate the quality of your research writing! |
April 3, 2026 | 11AM - 12PM | Hybrid: Zoom and Chestnut Hall, Room 120 |