This workshop is taught by Dr. Rachael Cayley.

So much of academic writing revolves around revision; most writers require multiple iterations of their work to clarify their ideas and refine their prose. Writers often struggle, however, to manage the complex array of tasks that go into revision. In this workshop, the final in this series, we will consider what it means to build a revision process. We will focus on six stages of revision: clarifying intent; tackling structure; tackling sentences; tackling movement; tacking technicalities; and letting go. These stages will show us what it might mean to transform an early draft into a final draft

This is the last of 4 workshops in the Improving Your Graduate Writing workshop series. 

This workshop will be offered live online and will not be recorded. Please click ‘REGISTER’ just below, sign in to our registration portal, and click “Register for this Event” to receive the workshop meeting link by email. If you are not able to register online or if you are not a currently registered U of T graduate student, please contact sgs.gcac@utoronto.ca to be registered manually.

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