Graduate Student Writing Accountability Groups (WAGs)

Website dedicated to all things WAG from the originator, Dr. Kimberly Skarupski. Contains a description of what WAGs are, how to form them, readings, and resources.

Template for how to track goals and progress as a WAG group. This sample can be found on the Wagyourwork.com website under resources.

Please feel free to use this document to share your name and email and connect with others who are interested in forming a WAG (note: this form is limited to UMBC users)

"Explore in-depth conversations about WAGs and discover why this method is so powerful in building sustainable writing habits. You'll also learn about why WAGs founder, Dr. Skarupski, is so passionate about seeing the world write better." From wagyourwork.com

Presentation slides from the WAG Kickoff meeting, offered Spring 2022 by the Library and GSA.

WebEx recording from the WAG Kickoff meeting offered February 22, 2022 by the GSA and Library.

Need help with your writing? Feel free to book an appointment with the graduate student writing advisor.

Need help with a research paper or project? Book an appointment with your subject librarian. We can provide search strategies and tips, help you organize your research, or help you think through your research process.