One-dimensional writing is not very persuasive. The best advocates—like the best tennis players, golfers, and archers—have a much bigger repertoire of shots.

Learn how to become one of these advocates with Professor Patrick Barry of the University of Michigan Law School in this special workshop tied to the four-part online series “Good with Words: Writing and Editing,”

August 3, 2020
1-2 p.m. ET
REGISTER HERE

Meet Professor Patrick Barry, JD/PhD

An All-American soccer player in college, Professor Barry is the author of Good with Words: Writing and Editing as well the series The Syntax of Sports. He has won several teaching awards, including the Provost’s Innovation in Teaching Prize, the Wayne Booth Prize for Teaching Excellence, and the Outstanding Research Mentor Award. He also regularly works with law firms, state governments, and nonprofit organizations to improve their written and spoken advocacy.

*This virtual event will be recorded for educational and archival purposes, but it will not be shared with participants.