Dear colleagues,
Since beginning this writing tips listserv at Columbia University as BreakWriting (writing tips during the semester break, from 2005-2012), I have continued it for five years now at Cornell University as the
Productive Writer listserv with advice and encouragement for greater writing productivity, now posted every two weeks throughout the academic year.
Originally designed for graduate students, we have lots of faculty subscribers among our community of productive writers. I invite you to sign up or share with your faculty and graduate students if you wish.
Best,
Jan
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Cornell University’s Graduate School invites you to join their faculty and graduate students in signing up for twice-monthly email messages with writing tips and advice for starting and completing academic writing projects. Postings focus
on writing productivity, managing work and time, avoiding procrastination and perfectionistic tendencies, binge writing, dealing with writer’s block, communicating with your advisor, and staying motivated.
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Productive Writer listserv
here; you may direct questions to [log in to unmask]. The listserv is free and open to all, especially graduate students working on their proposal/prospectus, fellowship application,
manuscripts, thesis, or dissertation. We hope you will join us to become a more productive writer!
Jan Allen
Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs
Cornell University Graduate School
350 Caldwell Hall
Ithaca NY 14853-2602
phone: 607.255.4603 fax: 607.255.5822
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