Julia Alvarez, poet and novelist, writes: A book does not discriminate against any reader. All are welcome at the table of literature. #WednesdayWritingInspo
“Write enough content on the page before you focus on editing your intro and first few paragraphs. There’s no need to hyperfocus on small errors from the start. Trust yourself!” shares Evelyn. #TutorTipTuesday
April marks National Poetry Month. In preparation, we share with you the following quote from poet, Maya Angelou: There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you. #WednesdayWritingInspo
Check out the @humecenter 's next workshop: "Before the Dissertation: Writing Strategies for New Doctoral Students”!
3/16, 1-2:30pm
In-person @ Building 250, R106
Register: https://t.co/UB78UipKxJ
Resources she'd recommend to students? The @humecenter Dissertation Boot Camp! In @LauraALyman's own words, "I got to lead daily discussions on topics like procrastination, perfectionism, and maintaining motivation through setbacks."
The last day of drop-in writing tutoring for the Winter Quarter is THIS FRIDAY, March 11. We'll be back in the Spring quarter! Best of luck with finals and enjoy the break!
It's Week 10! Final papers are upon us, but do not stress! You can do this! A writing tip from us to you:
If you’re in a time crunch for a paper and are overthinking, set a timer for each section you need to complete. #TutorTipTuesday
March marks Women's History Month. In celebration, we share the words of Isabel Allende: I can promise you that women working together - linked, informed and educated - can bring peace and prosperity to this forsaken planet .#WomensHistoryMonth
In honor of the Hume Center's 20th Anniversary, today we remember "Writing for Wellness." "Writing for Wellness" was an event hosted by Hume to use writing as a form of wellness. #Humes20thAnniversary#FlashbackFriday
Join us for T.E.A. at Hume today from 4 - 5:30 PM! Practice English with our tutors and your fellow multilingual students at the Hume Center! Meet us at Room 102 - see you there!
Inspiration is often romanticized, but habit is more dependable. Octavia E. Butler says, "Habit will sustain you whether you’re inspired or not. Habit will help you finish and polish your stories. Inspiration won’t. Habit is persistence in practice." #WedWritingInspo
Is the thought of writing of a paper too intimidating? Take breaks! Write for a few minutes, then take a break. Studies show that our focus only lasts for a certain amount of time. Thanks for the tip, Kathryn! Best of luck, all!
Today! Join us from 6:00 - 7:30 PM at Hume 211 to work with Jonah Willihnganz, @stanfordstory Director. Through a variety of short exercises, you’ll begin developing your own language for love.
For more information, visit: https://t.co/AJ4VBeXxTG
We continue to honor Hume's 20th Anniversary! Today, we recognize the efforts the Hume has made over the years to create a space for cultivation, such as when we celebrated the National Day on Writing in the past. #FlashbackFriday#Humes20th
Graduate students: in need of an on-campus job? Would you like to gain skills to add to your CV? Strengthen your teaching ability? Apply to be a Hume tutor!
Are you a student looking for an on-campus job? Good news! If you haven't had the time to apply to be a tutor, you still have time! We hope you consider this wonderful opportunity!
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