Writing is more fun with friends
Wednesday Night Writes is a friendly writing club hosted by the Honors College.
Get help with your writing every Wednesday from our Peer Writing Mentors!
Types of writing we can help you with:
- ✓ Assignments for classes
- ✓ Honors Capstone projects
- ✓ Grad school applications
- ✓ Scholarship applications
- ... and more!
Spring 2026 Sessions
Date
Every Wednesday starting Feb 11
Time
6:30PM - 8:30PM
Location
LAMP 501
Upcoming topics
During the Spring semester, our writing sessions often begin with a brief workshop or demonstration on a particular writing topic.
Here are the upcoming topics for our Spring 2026 writing sessions:
February 11, 2026
Topic:
Submit Your Drafts!
Submissions to the Texas State Undergraduate Research Journal (TXSTUR) ends on Feb 16 and we want to help you get published.
Bring your drafts to our Feb 11 workshop and get one step closer to getting your work published!
February 18, 2026
Topic:
From Writer to Reader: Learn how to step outside your draft and read your own work with critical distance.
Strong writing isn’t just about getting words on the page—it’s about learning to see what your reader sees. In this workshop, we’ll explore practical techniques for creating distance from your draft so you can become your own most effective editor.
March 4, 2026
Topic:
Keep it Short and Sweet
Go easy on your reader! Transform those long, tangled sentences into clear, concise prose.
March 11, 2026
Topic:
Open Sesame!
Introductions don’t have to be boring. Learn how to write better openers using a “front door” approach.
March 25, 2026
Topic:
Your Writing is F***ing Boring.
Yep, you read that right. Learn how to catch your reader and keep them hooked!
April 1, 2026
Topic:
Transitions: A Better Way to Guide Your Reader
Connect your ideas like you actually know where you’re going!
April 15, 2026
Topic:
Got a lot to say and only 15 minutes? Say what you need to say!
April 22, 2026
Topic:
Public Speaking Workshop with special guest Mark Paz
(co-hosted by Honors College Ambassadors)
This public speaking workshop provides a supportive space for students to practice and improve their presentation skills. Participants will deliver a short speech or monologue (up to five minutes) and receive constructive feedback on both their writing and delivery. It’s a great opportunity for students preparing for capstone presentations or anyone looking to build confidence in public speaking.
Special guest: Talking with TED Professor Mark Paz will be in attendance, offering additional insight and guidance.
RSVP HERE
Got a question?
For questions about Wednesday Night Writes and more information on becoming a Peer Writing Mentor, please contact Ron Haas (rhm109@txstate.edu).