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

Know any good regionalisms? Give us a call: (218) 382 6892 Music by Podington Bear

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