Upcoming Events

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Mon 01
Summer Sessions A Term

June 1 @ 8:00 am - June 5 @ 5:00 pm

Tue 09
For the Church Orlando 2026

June 9 @ 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Wed 10
Mon 22
Wed 01
Fri 10
Philippines Mission Trip

July 10 - August 2

Thu 20
Pops with the Profs

August 20 @ 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Mon 24
Mon 24
Mon 24
Mon 24
Open gym / Intramural Expo

August 24 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Tue 25
Welcome Luau

August 25 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Wed 26
Bonfire + Worship

August 26 @ 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Thu 27
Amazing Race

August 27 @ 9:00 pm - 10:30 pm

Fri 28
Volleyball Tailgate

August 28 @ 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Fri 28
Movie Night on the Lawn

August 28 @ 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm

Tue 01
Convocation

September 1 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

Tue 01
Soccer Tailgate

September 1 @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Mon 07
Labor Day

September 7

Wed 09
Fall Disc Golf Tournament

September 9 @ 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

  • Writing Workshop: Email Etiquette

    Striking the right tone in e-mail can be challenging, whether you’re e-mailing a professor, a supervisor, or members of your church. In this workshop, we’ll answer your questions, discuss e-mail etiquette, and talk through elements that contribute to tone and clarity. Let us know you’re planning to attend by registering at the links below: Attend

  • Writing Workshop: Formatting Your Paper

    In this workshop, writing coach Nathan Nicklas will walk through the basics of Midwestern Style when it comes to formatting papers – creating a title page, formatting the text of your paper and your bibliography correctly, and inserting and formatting footnotes. In addition to practical tips, we’ll talk briefly about why formatting matters. If you

  • Writing Workshop: Writing an Effective Conclusion

    Conclusions are notoriously challenging to write, but they serve an important purpose. Join us as we look at what effective conclusions have in common and discuss how to draw your papers to a satisfying close. Let us know you’re planning to attend by registering at the links below: Attend in person Attend online via Teams

  • Writing Workshop: Writing an Effective Conclusion

    Conclusions are notoriously challenging to write, but they serve an important purpose. Join us as we look at what effective conclusions have in common and discuss how to draw your papers to a satisfying close. Let us know you’re planning to attend by registering at the links below: Attend in person: https://forms.gle/W3ypEQ4izpbXzhjz8 Attend online via

  • Writing Workshop: How to Write a Sermon/Bible Lesson

    At the Writer’s Studio, we sometimes field e-mails from students who have been asked to preach, teach, or to create a sermon outline before they’ve had a chance to take key Hermeneutics or Preaching courses. In this workshop, guest presenter Dr. Jared Bumpers will walk students through the basics of studying a biblical passage in

  • Writing Workshop: Effective Research – Sources and Evidence (on campus only)

    It’s often true that the research we do is only as good as the sources we use. But how do we know what sources and evidence are the most promising for an academic paper, and how do we track them down? In this workshop, we’ll talk through very practical tips for getting an overview of

  • Long Night Against Procrastination (LNAP)

    Join us for the Fall 2023 Long Night Against Procrastination - a special event co-hosted by the Writer’s Studio, the MBTS Library, and Student Life. On the evening of Thursday, November 2nd, grab those projects and papers that you’ve been procrastinating on, bring them to the library, and get some work done in a helpful

  • Writing Workshop: Creative Writing Group – “Show, Don’t Tell” (on campus only)

    In honor of National Novel Writing Month, we’re trying something new – a fun and informal session for anyone who enjoys creative writing. We’ve all probably heard the advice, “Show, don’t tell.” During our time together, we’ll discuss what that advice means, check out a couple of examples, and try it out ourselves. Register here

  • Lifeway Workshop and Lunch 

    Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a writer for Lifeway? On Wednesday, February 5, two leaders from Lifeway’s ongoing Bible study department will be conducting a workshop designed to help you understand their curriculum development process, know how to get into the Lifeway writer pool, and give you some practical tools to

  • Keys to Effective Writing: Paragraphing and Transitions (in person)

    Roberson Room - MSC

    In this workshop, we’ll look at two simple but powerful skills that can make a huge difference in the clarity and sophistication of your writing: organizing ideas into paragraphs and using transitions to connect ideas smoothly. This is an interactive workshop, so if you’re working on a paper, feel free to bring it with you!

  • Keys to Effective Writing: Paragraphing and Transitions (Teams)

    Roberson Room - MSC

    In this workshop, we’ll look at two simple but powerful skills that can make a huge difference in the clarity and sophistication of your writing: organizing ideas into paragraphs and using transitions to connect ideas smoothly. This is an interactive workshop, so if you’re working on a paper, feel free to bring it with you!

  • Long Night Against Procrastination

    Mark T. Coppenger Library

    Join us for the Fall 2025 Long Night Against Procrastination—a special event co-hosted by the Writer’s Studio, the MBTS Library, and Student Life. On the evening of Thursday, November 6th, grab those projects and papers that you’ve been procrastinating on, bring them to the library, and get some work done in a helpful and fun