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DESCRIPTION:The Department of African and African American Studies invites 
 graduate students to a three-part professionalization series focused on ac
 ademic writing and publishing. This spring\, faculty will share practical 
 guidance on preparing an academic article\, navigating the book publicatio
 n process\, and transforming a dissertation into a manuscript. The series 
 features Professors Matthew D. Morrison\, Shelley Fisher Fishkin\, and the
  Literature Editor at Cambridge University Press Ryan Ray offering graduat
 e students concrete tools and insight for advancing their scholarly work a
 nd careers.\n\nWed Jan 14: Preparing an academic article by Professor Matt
 hew D. Morrison\n\nWed Feb 11: How to get a book published/Navigating the 
 publication process by Professor Shelley Fishkin\n\nWed Mar 11: Publishing
  in the Humanities\, by Ryan Ray (Literature Editor at Cambridge Universit
 y Press). This session will be preceeded by individual sessions for studen
 ts who sign up.
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LOCATION:Building 80\, 114
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 ization-series
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DESCRIPTION:The Department of African and African American Studies invites 
 graduate students to a three-part professionalization series focused on ac
 ademic writing and publishing. This spring\, faculty will share practical 
 guidance on preparing an academic article\, navigating the book publicatio
 n process\, and transforming a dissertation into a manuscript. The series 
 features Professors Matthew D. Morrison\, Shelley Fisher Fishkin\, and the
  Literature Editor at Cambridge University Press Ryan Ray offering graduat
 e students concrete tools and insight for advancing their scholarly work a
 nd careers.\n\nWed Jan 14: Preparing an academic article by Professor Matt
 hew D. Morrison\n\nWed Feb 11: How to get a book published/Navigating the 
 publication process by Professor Shelley Fishkin\n\nWed Mar 11: Publishing
  in the Humanities\, by Ryan Ray (Literature Editor at Cambridge Universit
 y Press). This session will be preceeded by individual sessions for studen
 ts who sign up.
GEO:37.427405;-122.1697
LOCATION:Building 80\, 114
SUMMARY:DAAAS Graduate Professionalization Series
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/daaas-graduate-professional
 ization-series
CATEGORIES:Class/Seminar
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DESCRIPTION:The Department of African and African American Studies invites 
 graduate students to a three-part professionalization series focused on ac
 ademic writing and publishing. This spring\, faculty will share practical 
 guidance on preparing an academic article\, navigating the book publicatio
 n process\, and transforming a dissertation into a manuscript. The series 
 features Professors Matthew D. Morrison\, Shelley Fisher Fishkin\, and the
  Literature Editor at Cambridge University Press Ryan Ray offering graduat
 e students concrete tools and insight for advancing their scholarly work a
 nd careers.\n\nWed Jan 14: Preparing an academic article by Professor Matt
 hew D. Morrison\n\nWed Feb 11: How to get a book published/Navigating the 
 publication process by Professor Shelley Fishkin\n\nWed Mar 11: Publishing
  in the Humanities\, by Ryan Ray (Literature Editor at Cambridge Universit
 y Press). This session will be preceeded by individual sessions for studen
 ts who sign up.
GEO:37.427405;-122.1697
LOCATION:Building 80\, 114
SUMMARY:DAAAS Graduate Professionalization Series
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/daaas-graduate-professional
 ization-series
CATEGORIES:Class/Seminar
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