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Upcoming events

    • 03 Dec 2024
    • 12:00
    • 06 Dec 2024
    • 17:00
    • Via online only
    • 7


    REGISTRATION IS LIMITED TO 25 ATTENDEES

    WORKSHOP TOPICS WILL INCLUDE:

    • Laying the Foundation. Assess your audience, purpose, and context to learn which information to include or exclude, identify the right tone, and formulate a relevant logic.
    • Exploring, Part I. To combat writer’s block and eliminate procrastination, practice several strategies for understanding what you already know.
    • Grammar, Part I. Review parts of speech and common problems they pose in scientific and technical writing.
    • Exploring, Part II. Learn how to research in the Fish and Wildlife Service and how to turn research into working notes and a living document.
    • Arranging. Go beyond Roman numeral outlines to create meaningful logical strategies for a variety of content situations.
    • Selecting a Writing Style. Some information is best conveyed in narrative form; other times a summary is more appropriate. Select a writing style and explore its conventions, from preplanning to word choice.
    • Grammar, Part II. Review common marks of punctuation.
    • Crafting Strong Paragraphs. Craft unified, developed, and coherent paragraphs.
    • Working with Sentences. Craft sentences with strong, clear, and consistent subjects and verbs; include transitions (that are properly punctuated); and use words that are vivid, descriptive, and engaging.
    • The Review Process. Distinguish and assign roles and responsibilities among the author and various reviewers. Establish an editorial process, including file management and comment control and addressing.
    • Grammar, Part III. Learn which reference works to use in which situations.
    • Using Microsoft Word Effectively. Go beyond the basics to understand the software you use most frequently.
    • 05 Feb 2025
    • 12:00
    • 07 Feb 2025
    • 17:00
    • Salem, Oregon - The Grand Hotel
    Register


    Partner Org Registration Types*  Early (by 12/31/24) Late (after 12/31/24) 
     Member*  $375  $425
     Undergraduate Student  $65  $100
    Other Registration Types    
     Grad Student/Early Career  $175  $225

     Non-member

     $525  $525
     Banquet Only  $65  $65

    Member*- Member of Oregon Chapter of The Wildlife Society and/or member of Oregon Society of American Foresters.

    Grad Student/Early Career - Students currently in a graduate-level wildlife- or forestry-related program, or recent graduates with < 3 years employment experience in the wildlife or forestry professions.

    Thank you for registering! We look forward to an exciting event. If you have any questions regarding registration, please contact Kim McCune at kimmccune@ortws.org or Alina Blankenship at secretary@ortws.org

Address: PO Box 2378 Corvallis, OR 97330

Email: secretary@ortws.org
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