The “mini” writing retreats welcome current graduate and professional students, as well as post-docs. These 90-minute sessions will be conducted entirely on Zoom without recording. Given the shorter duration of these “mini” retreats compared to traditional ones, the core objective is to provide students and post-docs with a scheduled time and space exclusively dedicated to writing. This focused approach aims to create an environment conducive to productive writing for various projects, including dissertations, creative writing collections, articles, and more. Participants will need to bring a writing project to work on during the retreat.

The retreat is designed to offer participants a structured writing experience, comprising a dedicated writing block, a preparatory writing activity, and a concluding reflection debrief. Action plans for the upcoming session or individual writing periods will be formulated during this debrief.

The Tea Time Virtual Writing Retreat will meet from 1:30PM - 3PM on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, April 29, May 1, and May 3 on Zoom.

Register at: https://nuramp.nebraska.edu/ems/event.php?EMSEventUUID=18a3b466-9107-484a-905c-58a67e7f77fb

If you have any questions about this event, contact Dr. Deanne Sparks (dsparks6@unl.edu)