Writing and Other Resources

Workshops: 

Fall 2024 Virtual Writing Workshop Series - Hosted by Riley Thoen 

Discussion and Abstract - Nov. 6th, 2024: Available Video 

Methods and Result - Oct. 2nd, 2024: Available Video 

Writing the Introduction - Sept. 11th, 2024: Available Video 

Science Writing Q&A Event with Kat Gilmore - Oct. 19th, 2024: Available Transcript 

Guides: 

Revision Checklist:
Document:
BIOL_RevisionChecklist-1.docx (25.13 KB)
Revision Guide: 
Document:
BIOL_RevisionGuide-1.docx (996.08 KB)

Past Video Workshops from Margot Popecki:

These workshops cover as follows: 

Writing an Introduction for Biology Research papers

Writing the Discussion and Abstract 

Writing the Methods and Results 

Peer Review Advice Columns: 

Fall 2022 
Document:
Peer-Review-Advice-FL22.pdf (11.66 MB)
Spring 2021 
Document:
Peer-Review-Advice-SP21.pdf (2.88 MB)
Fall 2020 
Document:
Peer-Review-Advice-FL20.pdf (6.06 MB)
Document:
Peer-Review-Advice-FL20 (2).pdf (2.55 MB)

 

For further information: The Writing Intensive Program - Supporting Writing in the Sciences

 

The Jill and Marvin Willis Center for Writing: General Information 

Hours: August 18th - December 3rd, 2024

Booking an Appointment: Join the UGA WCW Penji Community or download the Penji app

Calendar of Operation: Fall, Spring, and Summer terms; closed during holidays, school breaks, and any other university closures/holidays 

For more information about locations, hours, or any further information, visit the Writing Center's website page. 

Feeling Stuck? Visit the Science Library Writing Center

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Dr. Kristen Miller
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