Research and Innovation
Research writing clinic 2: The editor’s knife
| Presenter | Dr Sandra Thibodeaux | |
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| Location | Workshop registration is full | |
| Open to | Students only | |
Workshop registration is full
As editors, we’ll go looking for the common pitfalls of academic prose: sentences that lose their way; red flags to watch out for; clutter that can go. We’ll tame unruly texts into neat, beautiful moments of meaning.
HDR students are encouraged to bring thesis/ paper drafts as we examine common issues and explore solutions.
About the speaker:
Thibodeaux, Dr Sandra
Sandra has enjoyed a 25-year career as a playwright and poet. She has published four collections of poetry and co-edited three anthologies; her plays have been staged across Australia and Indonesia, and have been nominated for national awards. Sandra has delivered around one hundred creative writing workshops and courses across Australia. At CDU, she has lectured in Literary Studies, Creative Writing and Communications.
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