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It can be difficult for graduate students to fit time in their schedules to write a thesis, dissertation, or other large project, but the Leddy Library offers help. Its Write Now! sessions will make the daunting task seem a lot more manageable by bringing together grad students each week to break the habit of procrastination and get their work done.
The library will host the sessions in its fourth-floor staff lounge from 2 to 4 p.m. each Thursday, starting January 18.
“Coming to these sessions and writing among other like-minded individuals can enable you to use accountability to benefit your writing,” says information service librarian Helen Power. “It’s a great motivator that will help you stay focused — at least for two hours out of the week.”
She says there is no registration is required; all participants need to bring are their writing utensils, research, snacks, and brilliant brains. Learn more on the Leddy website.