THE SOUTHWESTERN REVIEW BLOG: Graduate Student Writing Group

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Graduate Student Writing Group

Just a reminder that we're starting our graduate student writing group
on March 2 in the Writing Center (in Griffin Hall) from 1-3pm. There might be
refreshments--I'm not saying brownies and coffee--but maybe I am. This
is a very informal group where we can start to meet and hold ourselves
accountable for work. Plus, you can work on anything you like. Some
professors have expressed interest to stop by occasionally and discuss
issues with us if we desire.

-From
Marie Henry
Director of the Writing Center

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