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ORE Writing Retreat: From Proposals to Publications | October 07, 2025

By alin38

ORE Writing Retreat: From Proposals to Publications

The Office of Research in Education is pleased to share an opportunity for faculty, postdoctoral fellows, staff, and their students to write in a supportive environment. Bring your writing projects and write alongside others in this 2-hour, facilitated and structured writing retreat and co-writing space. Co-writing in this shared space will have attendees working on their writing projects independently, while surrounded by others doing the same.

A structured writing retreat can be an important part of the development of a regular writing habit – it can increase productivity, reduce stress, stimulate conversation, foster confidence, and improve the quality of our writing, according to academic writing retreat specialists (Murray, 2014; Murray & Newton, 2009). Those interested in attending can bring a range of writing projects to work on: proposals, publications such as chapters, books, reports, conference abstracts, grant-writing, curricula, practitioner articles, news articles, and all manner of social media.

Schedule

This Writing Retreat will last for two hours. Most of the duration will allow attendees to write and work independently, with scheduled breaks and a final debrief.

Registration

Please register for the session format that suits you best. Please contact educ.ore@ubc.ca should you have any questions.

Date

October 07, 2025, Tuesday

Time

12:30 pm to 2:30 pm

Format

Hybrid session (join in-person or on Zoom)

*Light refreshments will be provided for in-person attendees

In-Person Location

Neville Scarfe Building, Room 313

Attending Online?

A calendar invite with the zoom link will be sent to registrants

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Meet your Host

Dr. Samia Khan, Associate Dean, Research

Dr. Samia Khan is a Professor in the Department of Curriculum & Pedagogy and the Associate Dean, Research within the Faculty of Education. She is a trained academic writing retreat facilitator and has hosted writing retreats for the past 5 years in the UK, Canada and UBC.

Additional Resources

Working on a grant application? Connect with the Faculty of Education’s Research Grant Facilitator in the Office of Research in Education, Regina Baeza Martinez, for one-on-one consultations or feedback on draft proposals.

References

Murray, R. (2014). Writing in social spaces: A social processes approach to academic writing. Routledge.

Murray, R., & Newton, M. (2009). Writing retreat as structured intervention: Margin or mainstream? Higher Education Research & Development, 28(5), 541-553.


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