Workshops and Events

Tutoring services this semester END on Friday, May 08th, at 2.30PM

Writing Workshops

CTL offers a variety of free writing workshops throughout the academic year. Each workshop addresses a topic related to the development of skills in writing and languages. See below for a schedule of workshops being offered this semester. If you have suggestions for a workshop you’d like to see offered, send us an e-mail with your suggestion, and we’ll consider it!

Fall 2026 Schedule

  • All workshops take place on the 3rd floor of Zimmerman Library, Room 345
&
  • Zoom. Link provided after registration.

To be announced during the second and third week of classes in the Fall 2026 semester

 

In-class Writing Workshops

Our writing team can host a writing workshop in your class!
See below for workshops we offer. We are also able to combine workshops or develop new workshops that are tailored to your course to best support your students.
Reach out to Writing Team supervisor, Frances Jones (jonesf@unm.edu), to request an in-class workshop or if you have questions or ideas.
Option
The Process of Writing: Moving from prompt to final draftCrafting an Effective Thesis StatementPlanning Your WritingOrganizational Strategies: Outlines and Reverse Outlines
Research Writing: OverviewResearch Writing: Research QuestionsResearch Writing: Annotated Bibliographies and Literature ReviewsScience Writing Tips & Tricks
Revision StrategiesSays Who?: Sources and ReferencesResponsible Use of AI for StudentsAcademic Integrity / Plagiarism

APA Style

Chicago Style

MLA Style

Resumes & CVs

*Availability of workshops depends on course schedules and tutor schedules.
For individualized writing support, visit our in-person drop-in writing lab on the 3 rd floor of Zimmerman Library, submit your writing projects to our Online Writing Lab (OWL), or make an individual appointment with a writing tutor.

Fall 2026 Language Events

No registration required for language events.

To be announced during the second and third week of classes in the Fall 2026 semester.