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I'm helping lead a workshop on #publicscholarship for humanities faculty at @Carleton_PW tomorrow, and preparing a handout with tips for writing for non-academic audiences. Sharing here, including a list of further reading at the end, b/c twitter threads with GIFs are my jam:
@Carleton_PW First the "Dos":
1/ Do read more popular writing, and then as @SarahEBond has said, try to imitate that style with citation habits of scholars. You are likely a scholar because you are good a learning things...so learn from the best writers out there!
1/ Do read more popular writing, and then as @SarahEBond has said, try to imitate that style with citation habits of scholars. You are likely a scholar because you are good a learning things...so learn from the best writers out there!
@Carleton_PW @SarahEBond 2/ Do identify which publics you want to reach. Perhaps there are conversations you what to shift or communities you want to reach/advocate for? Who you want to speak to will determine where you want to pitch.
