Success in Graduate Writing Camp

Success in Graduate Writing Camp

The Success in Graduate Writing Camp is a week-long curriculum designed to help graduate-level ASU students develop and enhance academic writing and research skills. Graduate students currently enrolled in any ASU graduate certificate, master’s degree or doctoral degree program are eligible to register.

The camp will be held online July 20 to 24, 2026, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Arizona time) each day.

How does it work?

The camp can be attended either live (in real-time), asynchronously or a hybrid of the two. Live attendees will see the sessions presented by the Academic Support Network Writing Center staff and will have their questions answered in the live Q&A at the end of each session. All sessions are paired with self-paced activities that will help attendees apply their knowledge and identify further questions. The recordings of these sessions (excluding the live Q&A) will be uploaded to the camp’s Canvas page approximately 24 hours after the session ends. Attendees will have access to the Canvas page for one academic year. This way, attendees can revisit the recordings, activities, handouts, and other materials throughout the year as needed.

The camp offers an immersive online experience that provides a combination of real-time interactions and recorded modules using both Zoom and Canvas. Graduate students who attend the camp will have the opportunity to:

  • Join live or view recordings of Zoom webinars.
  • Participate in live Q&A sessions.
  • Access additional activities and resources on Canvas.
  • Interact with peers inside and outside of their discipline.
  • Attend a live faculty panel.
  • Chat with Writing Center Coordinators.

View a tentative schedule for the week to look at the curriculum offered.

How do I register?

There is a $50 program registration fee. Please note this amount will be automatically posted to your student account after the first day of the camp.

Registration for the Success in Graduate Writing Camp will close on Friday, July 10, 2026, at 3 p.m. (Arizona time).

You will need to be logged into your ASU Gmail account to access and complete the registration form. If you are unfamiliar with switching your personal Gmail account to your ASU Gmail account, our How-To Guide can assist with the process.

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