ASM Scientific Writing and Publishing Institute
2011
Session 1: Before You Start to Write & Are You Ready to Write
Dr. Robert A. Bender, University of Michigan
Session 2: Rendering and Presenting Your Awesome Data
Dr. Steven Blanke, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Session 3: Coordinating Your Figures and Tables with Results, Figure Legends, and Materials and Methods
Dr. Robert A. Bender, University of Michigan
Session 4: Introduction - Starting the Story When the Answer is Already Known
Dr. John Leslie, Kansas State University
Session 5: The Synthesis of Progress. Moving the Bar with Compelling Discussion Sections
Dr. Steven Blanke, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Session 6: Baiting the Hook: Writing Powerful Titles and Compelling Abstracts
Dr. Beronda Montgomery, Michigan State University
Session 7: Testing the Waters: How Peer Review Works & How Being a Reviewer Will Improve Your Writing
Dr. Susan C. Baker, Loyola University Medical Center
Session 8: How to Strategically Respond to Reviews to Get Your Paper Published & Writing an Effective Rebuttal Letter
Dr. Susan C. Baker, Loyola University Medical Center
Session 9: Ethics - Right, Wrong and In-Between
Dr. John Leslie, Kansas State University
Session 10: The ABCs of Manuscript Submission
Dr. Beronda Montgomery, Michigan State University
Session 11: Science Writing without Your Own Novel Data - Editorials, Review Articles, Book Reviews, Letters to the Editor and Others
Dr. John Leslie, Kansas State University
Session 12: Enhancing the Odds - Choosing the Right Journal; Strategies for Recommending an Editor and Possible Reviewers
2010
Sessions 1 & 2: Before You Start to Write & Are you Ready to Write? Rendering and Presenting Your Awesome Data
Dr. Roberto Kolter, Harvard Medical School
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Session 3: Coordinating Your Figures and Tables with Results, Figure Legends, and Materials and Methods
Dr. Andrew Pekosz, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health
Session 4: The Synthesis of Progress I. Setting the Stage with Effective Introductions
Dr. Ellen Neidle, University of Georgia
Session 5: The Synthesis of Progress II. Moving the Bar with Compelling Discussion Sections
Dr. Steven Blanke, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Session 6: Writing Powerful Titles and Compelling Abstracts
Dr. Larry McDaniel, University of Mississippi Medical Center
Session 7: How Peer Review Works & How Being a Reviewer Will Improve Your Writing
Dr. Andrew Pekosz, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health
Session 7A: The ABCs of Manuscript Submission
Dr. John Leslie, Kansas State University
Session 8: How to Strategically Respond to Reviews to Get Your Paper Published & Writing an Effective Rebuttal Letter
Dr. Ellen Neidle, University of Georgia
Session 9: Ethics in Scientific Writing and Publishing
Dr. John Leslie, Kansas State University
Session 10: The Different Types of Scientific Writing & How to Write Review Articles, Commentaries, Letters to the Editor, Meeting Reviews, etc.
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