Academic Writing in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Disciplines
This workshop will provide an overview of writing at a professional level in the sciences. The information discussed will apply equally to journal papers, dissertations, and other graduate level writing. We will cover drafting and revising techniques, discuss how to best target your audience, go over the structure of scientific writing, and focus — at a sentence and paragraph level — on what your reader needs from your writing. Please note that the workshop content is a repeat of the content from the Academic Writing: Reviewing the Essentials workshop on 9/27/11.
Presenter: Alan Hogg
Alan Hogg has taught at the Sweetland Center for Writing since 2008 and specializes in writing in the sciences. His Ph.D. is in atmospheric chemistry, and he has worked in neurobiology and archaeological conservation. He is also a freelance science writer.
This Event Occurs on the Following Dates
- Wednesday, March 14, 2012 from 10:00 am to 11:30am
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Location
Johnson Room, Lurie Engineering Center (North Campus) map
915 East Washington St.
Ann Arbor, MI 48109
