Write Right: Recent Episodes
Texas A&M University Writing Center
Write Right is a podcast about becoming great at writing and communication.
Write Right is a production of the Texas A&M University Writing Center, a service of the Department of Undergraduate Studies.
The UWC is dedicated to helping students become better communicators through whichever medium they are working in. Open to all Texas A&M students, the writing center offers both face-to-face and online consultations. Make an appointment at http://writingcenter.tamu.edu.
The University Writing Center hosted a podcast entitled "In a Word" on our local public radio station, KAMU-FM. It aired from 2014-16 and provided short tips on writing and speaking.
The podcast was originally conceived and recorded by writing center consultant Mary Beth Schaefer. Later, Candace Hastings, then director of the University Writing Center, took over recording duties with the content being produced by members of the UWC staff, under the editorial direction of Nancy Vazquez and Dr. Valerie Balester.
Episodes have included writing memos, cover letters, and thank you letters, designing slides, dealing with writer's block, and writing effective introductions, just to name a few.
The University Writing Center hosted a podcast entitled "In a Word" on our local public radio station, KAMU-FM. It aired from 2014-16 and provided short tips on writing and speaking.
The podcast was originally conceived and recorded by writing center consultant Mary Beth Schaefer. Later, Candace Hastings, then director of the University Writing Center, took over recording duties with the content being produced by members of the UWC staff, under the editorial direction of Nancy Vazquez and Dr. Valerie Balester.
Episodes have included writing memos, cover letters, and thank you letters, designing slides, dealing with writer's block, and writing effective introductions, just to name a few.
The University Writing Center hosted a podcast entitled "In a Word" on our local public radio station, KAMU-FM. It aired from 2014-16 and provided short tips on writing and speaking.
The podcast was originally conceived and recorded by writing center consultant Mary Beth Schaefer. Later, Candace Hastings, then director of the University Writing Center, took over recording duties with the content being produced by members of the UWC staff, under the editorial direction of Nancy Vazquez and Dr. Valerie Balester.
Episodes have included writing memos, cover letters, and thank you letters, designing slides, dealing with writer's block, and writing effective introductions, just to name a few.
The University Writing Center hosted a podcast entitled "In a Word" on our local public radio station, KAMU-FM. It aired from 2014-16 and provided short tips on writing and speaking.
The podcast was originally conceived and recorded by writing center consultant Mary Beth Schaefer. Later, Candace Hastings, then director of the University Writing Center, took over recording duties with the content being produced by members of the UWC staff, under the editorial direction of Nancy Vazquez and Dr. Valerie Balester.
Episodes have included writing memos, cover letters, and thank you letters, designing slides, dealing with writer's block, and writing effective introductions, just to name a few.
The University Writing Center hosted a podcast entitled "In a Word" on our local public radio station, KAMU-FM. It aired from 2014-16 and provided short tips on writing and speaking.
The podcast was originally conceived and recorded by writing center consultant Mary Beth Schaefer. Later, Candace Hastings, then director of the University Writing Center, took over recording duties with the content being produced by members of the UWC staff, under the editorial direction of Nancy Vazquez and Dr. Valerie Balester.
Episodes have included writing memos, cover letters, and thank you letters, designing slides, dealing with writer's block, and writing effective introductions, just to name a few.
The University Writing Center hosted a podcast entitled "In a Word" on our local public radio station, KAMU-FM. It aired from 2014-16 and provided short tips on writing and speaking.
The podcast was originally conceived and recorded by writing center consultant Mary Beth Schaefer. Later, Candace Hastings, then director of the University Writing Center, took over recording duties with the content being produced by members of the UWC staff, under the editorial direction of Nancy Vazquez and Dr. Valerie Balester.
Episodes have included writing memos, cover letters, and thank you letters, designing slides, dealing with writer's block, and writing effective introductions, just to name a few.
50% of students who start a Ph.D. program don't finish. What can we do about it?
Music by Blue Dot Sessions: https://www.sessions.blue/
Produced by the Texas A&M University Writing Center. writingcenter.tamu.edu
Producer: Davis Land Editors: Nancy Vazquez, Flo Davies, Nick Cenegy
Special thanks to Karen Davis.
Think people from other places talk funny?
Dictionary of American Regional English: http://www.daredictionary.com/
Music by Podington Bear: www.podingtonbear.com/
Produced by the Texas A&M University Writing Center. writingcenter.tamu.edu
Producer: Davis Land Editors: Nancy Vazquez, Flo Davies, Nick Cenegy
What's uhhhhh going on with "filler words"?
Dr. Jena Barchas-Lichtenstein: http://jenabl.wordpress.com Dr. Alex D'Arcy: http://web.uvic.ca/~adarcy/
Christopher Mele's NYT article: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/24/us/verbal-ticks-like-um.html
Music by Podington Bear: www.podingtonbear.com/
Produced by the Texas A&M University Writing Center. writingcenter.tamu.edu
Producer: Davis Land Editors: Nancy Vazquez, Flo Davies, Nick Cenegy
How can we use writing to work with trauma?
Music by Podington Bear: www.podingtonbear.com/
Produced by the Texas A&M University Writing Center. writingcenter.tamu.edu
Producer: Davis Land Editors: Nancy Vazquez, Flo Davies, Nick Cenegy
Are you scared to let go of the five paragraph essay?
Music by Podington Bear: www.podingtonbear.com/
Produced by the Texas A&M University Writing Center. writingcenter.tamu.edu
Episode idea: Cat Jackson Producer: Davis Land Editors: Nancy Vazquez, Flo Davies, Nick Cenegy
What is singular "they," and how does it help fix a hole in the English language?
Interviewees: Dr. Lee Airton, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Education, Queen’s University Lal Zimman, Lal Zimman, Assistant Professor of Linguistics, University of California, Santa Barbara
Music by Podington Bear
Produced by the Texas A&M University Writing Center. writingcenter.tamu.edu
Producer: Davis Land Editors: Nancy Vazquez, Flo Davies, Nick Cenegy
What is open access and how is it challenging the way we think about the distribution of knowledge?
Music by Christian Bjoerklund, Broke For Free and Podington Bear http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Christian_Bjoerklund/ freemusicarchive.org/music/Broke_For_Free/ www.podingtonbear.com/
Produced by the Texas A&M University Writing Center. writingcenter.tamu.edu
Producer: Davis Land Editors: Nancy Vazquez, Flo Davies, Nick Cenegy
What's going on with citations? Davis calls up the MLA to find out.
Music by Broke For Free and Podington Bear http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Broke_For_Free/ http://www.podingtonbear.com/
Produced by the Texas A&M University Writing Center. writingcenter.tamu.edu
Producer: Davis Land Editors: Nancy Vazquez, Flo Davies, Nick Cenegy
What do your professors do when they aren't grading your papers? They write their own! Let's take a look at the academic publishing world.
Music by Podington Bear http:// www.podingtonbear.com
Produced by the Texas A&M University Writing Center. writingcenter.tamu.edu
Producer: Davis Land Editors: Nancy Vazquez, Flo Davies, Nick Cenegy
Some say the listicle is a plague. We say it's a tool. Let's figure out how to communicate quickly, effectively, and coherently online.
Check out Stephanie's book here: http://stephanieleary.com/books/content-strategy-for-wordpress/
Check out Gerry's book here: http://www.gerrymcgovern.com/books/killer-web-content
Music by Blue Dot Sessions and The Losers http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Blue_Dot_Sessions/ http://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_Losers/
Produced by the Texas A&M University Writing Center. http://writingcenter.tamu.edu
Producer: Davis Land Editors: Nancy Vazquez, Flo Davies, Nick Cenegy
Why do some people come after your grammar like it’s the plague? What’s up with that? Are they right to do that? And, in what ways can we be sure we’re not just misunderstanding the way someone communicates? Let’s talk about it.
Check out “Needs Washed” on Grammar Girl’s podcast: http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/needs-washed
Music by Podington Bear http:// www.podingtonbear.com
Music by Tab & Antic https://soundcloud.com/anitek
Produced by the Texas A&M University Writing Center. http://writingcenter.tamu.edu
Producer: Davis Land Editors: Nancy Vazquez, Flo Davies, Nick Cenegy
Ever experience writers block? It strikes just when you’re under the most pressure, right? Yeah. Let’s talk about that.
Produced by the Texas A&M University Writing Center. http://writingcenter.tamu.edu
Producer: Davis Land Editors: Nancy Vazquez, Flo Davies, Nick Cenegy
Music by Podington Bear http://www.podingtonbear.com/