Please join SLAT in congratulating one of our PhD Candidates, Issam Rian, on receiving a AAAL Graduate Student Award! The Graduate Student Award is a merit-based award that supports the attendance of AAAL graduate student members at the annual conference. Well done, Issam!
Getting started in the publishing process and turning ideas into conference papers & publications
Dr. Chantelle Warner will be facilitating the workshop this year, which his open to all SLAT major and minor students (even those who have attended similar iterations in the past).
Within this workshop, Dr. Warner will help demystify the publishing (and preparing for publishing) processes and how to translate publications into presentations, with potential topics about:
Dr. Warner is SLAT Faculty (and former Instructional Dimensions Area Chair), the current COH Associate Dean for Academic and Faculty Affairs, and Professor of German Studies, with several publications and presentations over the course of her career.
To RSVP for this workshop, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/WvWbnQaMYMhoA4wJ6 It’s unlikely that this workshop will be recorded, so if you’d like to attend, please make sure to sign up.
Informal writing sessions for SLAT major and minor students
Dear SLAT major and minor students,
Would you like to be a more productive writer? If you are working on an intensive writing project like a dissertation, journal article, course paper, or grant proposal, and you would like to increase your writing productivity in a safe and friendly space, consider joining the SLAT Writing Room this Spring 2025!
Each focused two-hour session is set up to have unstructured writing time with short breaks, followed by a short discussion aimed at helping you improve your writing productivity. This is an informal way to create accountability, meet a few SLAT friends, and get some writing done.
The sessions will be on Zoom every Friday morning, from 9:30 am – 11:30 am (Arizona time). The first session will take place on Friday, January 31st, and the sessions will continue until April 25th. The recurring Zoom link for the sessions is: https://arizona.zoom.us/j/86065761632
No advance registration necessary – just show up and work on your writing goals!
Please reach out to Kate (kateshea@arizona.edu) or Angus (leydic@arizona.edu) with any questions.
Informal writing sessions for SLAT major and minor students
Dear SLAT major and minor students,
Would you like to be a more productive writer? If you are working on an intensive writing project like a dissertation, journal article, course paper, or grant proposal, and you would like to increase your writing productivity in a safe and friendly space, consider joining the SLAT Writing Room this Spring 2025!
Each focused two-hour session is set up to have unstructured writing time with short breaks, followed by a short discussion aimed at helping you improve your writing productivity. This is an informal way to create accountability, meet a few SLAT friends, and get some writing done.
The sessions will be on Zoom every Friday morning, from 9:30 am – 11:30 am (Arizona time). The first session will take place on Friday, January 31st, and the sessions will continue until April 25th. The recurring Zoom link for the sessions is: https://arizona.zoom.us/j/86065761632
No advance registration necessary – just show up and work on your writing goals!
Please reach out to Kate (kateshea@arizona.edu) or Angus (leydic@arizona.edu) with any questions.
Informal writing sessions for SLAT major and minor students
Dear SLAT major and minor students,
Would you like to be a more productive writer? If you are working on an intensive writing project like a dissertation, journal article, course paper, or grant proposal, and you would like to increase your writing productivity in a safe and friendly space, consider joining the SLAT Writing Room this Spring 2025!
Each focused two-hour session is set up to have unstructured writing time with short breaks, followed by a short discussion aimed at helping you improve your writing productivity. This is an informal way to create accountability, meet a few SLAT friends, and get some writing done.
The sessions will be on Zoom every Friday morning, from 9:30 am – 11:30 am (Arizona time). The first session will take place on Friday, January 31st, and the sessions will continue until April 25th. The recurring Zoom link for the sessions is: https://arizona.zoom.us/j/86065761632
No advance registration necessary – just show up and work on your writing goals!
Please reach out to Kate (kateshea@arizona.edu) or Angus (leydic@arizona.edu) with any questions.
Informal writing sessions for SLAT major and minor students
Dear SLAT major and minor students,
Would you like to be a more productive writer? If you are working on an intensive writing project like a dissertation, journal article, course paper, or grant proposal, and you would like to increase your writing productivity in a safe and friendly space, consider joining the SLAT Writing Room this Spring 2025!
Each focused two-hour session is set up to have unstructured writing time with short breaks, followed by a short discussion aimed at helping you improve your writing productivity. This is an informal way to create accountability, meet a few SLAT friends, and get some writing done.
The sessions will be on Zoom every Friday morning, from 9:30 am – 11:30 am (Arizona time). The first session will take place on Friday, January 31st, and the sessions will continue until April 25th. The recurring Zoom link for the sessions is: https://arizona.zoom.us/j/86065761632
No advance registration necessary – just show up and work on your writing goals!
Please reach out to Kate (kateshea@arizona.edu) or Angus (leydic@arizona.edu) with any questions.
Informal writing sessions for SLAT major and minor students
Dear SLAT major and minor students,
Would you like to be a more productive writer? If you are working on an intensive writing project like a dissertation, journal article, course paper, or grant proposal, and you would like to increase your writing productivity in a safe and friendly space, consider joining the SLAT Writing Room this Spring 2025!
Each focused two-hour session is set up to have unstructured writing time with short breaks, followed by a short discussion aimed at helping you improve your writing productivity. This is an informal way to create accountability, meet a few SLAT friends, and get some writing done.
The sessions will be on Zoom every Friday morning, from 9:30 am – 11:30 am (Arizona time). The first session will take place on Friday, January 31st, and the sessions will continue until April 25th. The recurring Zoom link for the sessions is: https://arizona.zoom.us/j/86065761632
No advance registration necessary – just show up and work on your writing goals!
Please reach out to Kate (kateshea@arizona.edu) or Angus (leydic@arizona.edu) with any questions.
Informal writing sessions for SLAT major and minor students
Dear SLAT major and minor students,
Would you like to be a more productive writer? If you are working on an intensive writing project like a dissertation, journal article, course paper, or grant proposal, and you would like to increase your writing productivity in a safe and friendly space, consider joining the SLAT Writing Room this Spring 2025!
Each focused two-hour session is set up to have unstructured writing time with short breaks, followed by a short discussion aimed at helping you improve your writing productivity. This is an informal way to create accountability, meet a few SLAT friends, and get some writing done.
The sessions will be on Zoom every Friday morning, from 9:30 am – 11:30 am (Arizona time). The first session will take place on Friday, January 31st, and the sessions will continue until April 25th. The recurring Zoom link for the sessions is: https://arizona.zoom.us/j/86065761632
No advance registration necessary – just show up and work on your writing goals!
Please reach out to Kate (kateshea@arizona.edu) or Angus (leydic@arizona.edu) with any questions.
Informal writing sessions for SLAT major and minor students
Dear SLAT major and minor students,
Would you like to be a more productive writer? If you are working on an intensive writing project like a dissertation, journal article, course paper, or grant proposal, and you would like to increase your writing productivity in a safe and friendly space, consider joining the SLAT Writing Room this Spring 2025!
Each focused two-hour session is set up to have unstructured writing time with short breaks, followed by a short discussion aimed at helping you improve your writing productivity. This is an informal way to create accountability, meet a few SLAT friends, and get some writing done.
The sessions will be on Zoom every Friday morning, from 9:30 am – 11:30 am (Arizona time). The first session will take place on Friday, January 31st, and the sessions will continue until April 25th. The recurring Zoom link for the sessions is: https://arizona.zoom.us/j/86065761632
No advance registration necessary – just show up and work on your writing goals!
Please reach out to Kate (kateshea@arizona.edu) or Angus (leydic@arizona.edu) with any questions.
Informal writing sessions for SLAT major and minor students
Dear SLAT major and minor students,
Would you like to be a more productive writer? If you are working on an intensive writing project like a dissertation, journal article, course paper, or grant proposal, and you would like to increase your writing productivity in a safe and friendly space, consider joining the SLAT Writing Room this Spring 2025!
Each focused two-hour session is set up to have unstructured writing time with short breaks, followed by a short discussion aimed at helping you improve your writing productivity. This is an informal way to create accountability, meet a few SLAT friends, and get some writing done.
The sessions will be on Zoom every Friday morning, from 9:30 am – 11:30 am (Arizona time). The first session will take place on Friday, January 31st, and the sessions will continue until April 25th. The recurring Zoom link for the sessions is: https://arizona.zoom.us/j/86065761632
No advance registration necessary – just show up and work on your writing goals!
Please reach out to Kate (kateshea@arizona.edu) or Angus (leydic@arizona.edu) with any questions.