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Tag archives for writing
Helen Sword: Writing with Pleasure
Over twenty faculty participated in this February workshop for academic writers who aspired to bring more “air & light & time & space” into their own writing practice. Helen...
Tips for Creating a Semester Plan for Faculty Success in Writing and Research
At the CRASE Plan Your Semester workshop, 17 faculty and staff, including several new faculty members, worked on developing a semester-long plan. Below, Christine Yeh summarizes key steps in...
Hidden Stories in My Cluttered Office
Christine Yeh, Professor of Education and Psychology, considers the objects, notes, and items in her office and how the clutter reveals special relationships and different kinds of hidden and...
The CRASE OpEd Project
During the two day CRASE OpEd Project, participants learned about establishing credibility, structures of op-eds, and tips on refining and pitching their ideas....
CRASE Online Writing Challenge
During CRASE Online Writing Challenge, 55 faculty members of all ranks and from each schools and college committed to writing at least 20 minutes a day for 14 days...
How to come up with an interesting and meaningful blog post or public scholarship.
Rick Ayers, Assistant Professor in Teacher Education at the University of San Francisco and Huffington Post blogger, walks through his process for writing a blog post with a bunch...