John Piper once said “Books don’t change people; paragraphs do. Sometimes even sentences.” Attend this workshop to learn how to revise at the sentence level to create powerful and clear sentences in your papers.

Meeting will be held in Crismon Hall (the basement of the library) or on Zoom at this link : https://zoom.us/j/97964887910

Writing is a way of stewarding God’s gift of language to us. Attend to learn more about how to use your writing to advance powerful gospel truths with clarity and sophistication.

Meeting will be held in Crismon Hall (the basement of the library) or on Zoom at this link : https://zoom.us/j/97964887910

This workshop is designed for masters and doctoral students preparing to format a thesis, project, or dissertation. Attend to navigate some of the difficult formatting issues, including table of contents, tables and figures, and other formatting requirements. There will also be time for questions.

Meeting will be held in Crismon Hall (the basement of the library) or on Zoom at this link : https://zoom.us/j/97964887910

Attend this week’s workshop to learn tangible ways to write more effectively.

Meeting will be held in Crismon Hall (the basement of the library) or on Zoom at this link : https://zoom.us/j/97964887910

In this workshop, we will cover the basics of writing about Scripture, including how to organize such papers as well as the ins and outs of citing Scripture appropriately.

Meeting will be held in Crismon Hall (in the basement of the library) or on Zoom at this link : https://zoom.us/j/97964887910

In this workshop, we will cover what professors expect in the typical position paper assignment, commonly found in Systematic Theology courses. Learn how to structure your thesis and methodology statement, summarize other views, and then defend your particular view.
Note: This workshop used to be two separate workshops and has now been combined into one.

Meeting will be held in Crismon Hall (in the basement of the library) or on Zoom at this link : https://zoom.us/j/97964887910

Learn how to write quality book reviews and understand professor expectations of these assignments. Workshop will cover writing a clear thesis, making your summary section stand out, and how to craft a critical evaluation section.

Meeting will be held in Crismon Hall (in the basement of the library) or on Zoom.

Learn how to navigate SBTS Style, templates, and Writing Center resources to help you save time in writing papers. A substantial portion of the workshop will be live Q&A, so bring any questions you may have.

Meeting will be held in Crismon Hall (the basement of the library) or on Zoom at this link : https://zoom.us/j/97964887910

Learn how to navigate SBTS Style, templates, and Writing Center resources to help you save time in writing papers. A substantial portion of the workshop will be live Q&A, so bring any questions you may have.

Meeting will be held on Zoom at this link : https://zoom.us/j/97964887910

Spontaneous expression is most powerful within a defined structure. This workshop will help you learn the essentials of structuring a paper so that your research, argument, and personal style can shine.

Meeting will be held on Zoom at this link : https://zoom.us/j/97964887910

Learn how to write quality book reviews, including sections like critical evaluations, per the SBTS Manual of Style.

Meeting will be held on Zoom at this link : https://zoom.us/j/97964887910

Learn tips for improving your advanced academic writing style cross-culturally and resources to help with independent writing.

Learn tips for improving your advanced academic writing style cross-culturally and resources to help with independent writing.

Learn how to avoid comma splices, fragments, and other common errors, along with more advanced ideas for improving your writing at the sentence level.

Distance students can also join virtually on Zoom with this link: https://zoom.us/j/9144362189

Learn how to avoid comma splices, fragments, and other common errors, along with more advanced ideas for improving your writing at the sentence level.

Learn how to fix the most common errors in academic writing and bring your own questions to be answered by a writing expert.

Spontaneous expression is most powerful within a defined structure. This workshop will help you learn the essentials of structuring a paper so that your research, argument, and personal style can shine.

Learn how to use professional authors' writing styles to improve your own.