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  • Thesis Writing Group, Fall 2023 - Online Waitlist

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  • Completing writing assignments can be much easier when adhering to a regular schedule and becoming a member of a supportive writing group. Groups keep writers accountable and foster a sense of community. With this in mind, the Writing Centre and School of Graduate Studies are hosting a thesis writing group for graduate students in the Fall 2023 semester. If you are looking for some distraction-free time to write and can commit to a consistent writing schedule, then this group is for you.

    Although we will have a few guest speakers, the majority of the time at the Writing Groups will be dedicated to independent writing. This event is not meant for students who are seeking help learning or developing their academic writing, but rather for those who are currently engaged in substantial writing already. The Writing Centre continues to offer appointments during the day for students who would like one-on-one help.

    If you have any questions, please contact the event facilitator directly (Kaue Matias, kmmatias@mun.ca) or the Writing Centre (writing@mun.ca).

    Dates/Times:

    November 20 - December 7

    Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays: 4 - 8 PM

    Students who register for the Writing Groups are expected to come to all 12 meetings. However, we will be accommodating of students who may face unexpected circumstances that prevent them from attending some of the meetings.

    Students who know they will only able to attend some meetings or a partial number of hours per day should contact the event facilitator before registering. Accommodations will be granted for students who can demonstrate need (e.g., childcare responsibilities, conflicting work schedules…).

    Mode:

    - In-Person at the Writing Centre (SN-2053) for students in the St. John’s Metro Area.

    - Online for students outside the St. John’s Metro Area.

    Expectations:

    - The writing group is intended to give students the opportunity to generate text, not perfect it.

    - Graduate students are encouraged to meet with their supervisors prior to the writing group to establish goals.

    - All participants should measure their achievements at the start and end of each session.

    ** Privacy Statement - Access to Information and Protection of Privacy ** The information on this form is collected under the authority of the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 2015 (SNL2015 Chapter A-1.2) and will be used to help improve the Thesis Writing Retreat co-hosted by SGS and the Writing Centre. If you have any questions about the collection and use of this information, contact the Writing Centre Manager, Carolyn Best, at cpbest@mun.ca.

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