Get Words on the Page
Get Words on the Page
Looking for a way to stay accountable? Want to connect with a community? Join our focused, supportive writing group to help you set goals and make progress every week!
When
Beginning May 27, 2026
- Meets Tuesdays from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
- Meets Wednesdays from 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Where
In person: ASBN 100, ground floor (across from The Den), in San Marcos
On Zoom: Please email writingctr@txstate.edu for Zoom link
How Write Time Works
- Participants establish small, individual writing goals for the session (e.g., "write three paragraphs of my methods section," "revise the first half of my research proposal").
- Remaining time is dedicated to independent writing using the Pomodoro technique for productivity.
- The session ends with a short reflection on writing progress and celebration of accomplishments.
- One-on-one consultations are not available during Write Time, but we encourage writers to make one-on-one appointments on our website.
If you require accommodation due to a disability, please call 512-245-3018 or email writingctr@txstate.edu at least 72 hours before the event.
I started Write Time last semester and I hope to continue it throughout graduate school. It has been useful with completing small tasks, such as grading papers, as well as larger ones, like manuscripts and proposals. In addition, the community of Write Time makes me want to show up; getting to know other people makes the experience more welcoming and increases my accountability. I recommend Write Time for all graduate students, because we all need to write something.
I enjoy the collaborative and supportive nature of Write Time. It's a group of people I can count on to be positive and encouraging in my writing endeavors as I strive to find my voice and process in my academic venture. We share quotes, helpful books and tidbits of our writing lives with each other, along with a good dose of individual writing time.
Our Write Time Coordinator
Dr. Camrie Pipper
Writing Center Manager
EdD: Postsecondary Student Success in Learning, Literacy, and Mathematics
Master's: Literature
Undergraduate Degree: English
Undergraduate Minor: Teaching Certification
