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Monday, Feb. 11, 2019 | noon – 1 p.m.

Conversations About Our Scholarly Lives

Bill Moseley, Geography, will present “Public Scholarship 101."  Now more than ever, public debates need the input and perspectives of engaged scholars.  Opinion pieces are long standing features of well-established news outlets, as well as emerging digital media platforms.  Characterized by a clear perspective and a well-supported argument, the opinion piece is a critical medium for the public intellectual.  However, like any other piece of writing, the practice of crafting an effective op-ed is a skill that must be learned and honed over time.  This presentation lays out the key elements of a good op-ed and discusses strategies for getting such pieces published.  The talk will also provide real examples of op-eds, from the first draft, through revisions, back and forth with editors, to actual publication.  All faculty welcome.  Lunch will be provided.

Contact: Theresa Klauer, 6881

Audience: Faculty

Sponsor: Jan Serie Center for Scholarship and Teaching (CST)

Listed under: Front Page Events, Lectures and Speakers

Location

DeWitt Wallace Library - Suite 309

110 Macalester St.

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