Writing Relationships
Brief overview of writing relationships…
Writing With Others:
– Managing conflict with advisors and colleagues
– Collaborative / Team writing
Writing and Self:
– Personal / relationship to self (who am I as a writer?)
– Developing your network
Managing Conflict + Conflict Styles
with Dr. Meara Faw
Dr. Faw is an Associate Professor of Communications at CSU, and teaches courses on Interpersonal Communication, Conflict Management and Communication, and Communication Theory.
More Resources on Writing Relationships:
…
Recommended readings:
Writing Groups
– Bird, Karen. “Women’s Writing Groups: 5 Reasons to Start One” The Guardian (2014)
– Curtis, Claire. “The Rules of Writing Group” Chronicle of Higher Education (2011)
– Golde, Chris. “Tips for Writing Groups” Univ. Wisconsin–Madison (1996)
– Jensen, Joli. “Don’t Go It Alone” Chronicle Vitae (2014)
CSU Writes Workshops
& Skill Development
CSU offers a diverse array of professional development workshops each semester that are tailored to the needs of graduate students, faculty, and post-docs.
Writing Retreats
& Skill Development
Writing retreats provide designated time away from the day-to-day to focus on writing. These experiences are designed for researchers based on data-proven models of “writing in social spaces.”
Writing Groups
& Skill Development
Grad Students: Dissertation And Thesis Accountability (DATA) writing groups (learn more)
Faculty / Post Docs: Writing Accountability for Research Projects (WARP) (learn more)