22 session participants
You have a kickass academic project, and you know it’s good, but you can’t quite nail down how it all fits together. Can you distinguish your topic, your thesis, your findings, your disciplinary contribution? Could you deliver the elevator speech? In this workshop productivity coach Kel Weinhold walks you through the five key questions you need to be able to answer to get out of your own way and prove to editors (or your committee) that your work is ready for prime time. This workshop is based on Kel’s famous Unstuck Productivity Workshop and is effective for scholars at every level, whether you are working on a dissertation, an article, a grant, or a book.
$50.00 per session$50.00
May 12, 2022 from 10:30am to 12:00pm EDT
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Rating: 5 out of 5Kel's webinars are always informative. The small group aspect is so helpful. Don't like Klatch platform, though. It is klunkey and confusing to use.
(she/her/they/them) The Co-Owner of The Professor Is In
Queer, nonconforming, academic productivity coach. Kel is a former university professor in the fields of journalism, communication, and literary non-fiction who now works as a strategic communications coach and consultant. Kel is a dedicated advocate of work life balance and is the sworn enemy of neoliberal work creep. In addition to her university experience, Kel has spent almost 40 years as a working writer, 25 as an editor and seven as a productivity coach. She knows all of the sneaky ways … read more
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Wonderful workshop! Kel is knowledgeable, gets right to the point, and the material and coaching help actually move us forward in our thinking and projects.