Workshops and Events
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.
| Date and Time | Topic | Registration |
| Oct. 26th - 3.30PM | Chicago style | Registration and Zoom Link |
| Nov. 23rd - 3.30PM | Revision Strategies | Registration and Zoom Link |
In-class Writing Workshops
| The Process of Writing: Moving from prompt to final draft | Crafting an Effective Thesis Statement | Planning Your Writing | Organizational Strategies: Outlines and Reverse Outlines |
| Research Writing: Overview | Research Writing: Research Questions | Research Writing: Annotated Bibliographies and Literature Reviews | Science Writing Tips & Tricks |
| Revision Strategies | Says Who?: Sources and References | Responsible Use of AI for Students | Academic Integrity / Plagiarism |
APA Style | Chicago Style | MLA Style | Resumes & CVs |
Fall 2026 Language Events
No registration required for language events.

Event flyer for the German Conversation Group advertising a screening of Fritz Lang’s 1931 film M. The event is on November 9 at 2:00 PM in the LLC Movie Room, Ortega Hall. The film is described as a mystery thriller following a city’s police force as they try to apprehend a serial murderer. The design features a rust-red background, a black geometric border, white text, and an illustration of a hand marked with a large red “M.” The UNM Center for Teaching & Learning logo appears in the bottom-right corner.

Event flyer for the Arabic Conversation Group advertising an Arabic Coffee and Conversation event. The event is on November 10 at 4:00 PM in LLC Room 120, Ortega Hall. Participants can enjoy traditional Arabic coffee while learning about its history, cultural significance, and connection to Arab traditions and hospitality. The design features a cream background, bold black lettering, olive-green accents, and illustrations of a traditional coffee pot, a decorated coffee cup, and coffee beans. The UNM Center for Teaching & Learning logo appears in the bottom-left corner.

“Discovering Japan!” Participants will explore lesser-known travel destinations in Japan using GeoGuessr and Google Earth. The event is on November 10 at 1:00 PM in the LLC Movie Room, Ortega Hall. The design features a light pink background with cherry blossoms, hanging red lanterns, Mount Fuji, and a red suitcase decorated with travel stickers. The UNM Center for Teaching & Learning logo appears at the top.

Event flyer for the Japanese Conversation Group advertising an activity on Japanese honorific and humble speech (尊敬語と謙譲語). Participants will role-play professional exchanges and practice using appropriate humble and honorific language. The event is on November 13 at 12:00 PM in the LLC Movie Room, Ortega Hall. The design features a bright yellow background, purple lettering, speech bubbles, and illustrations of two people having a conversation. The UNM Center for Teaching & Learning logo appears near the center.
