Chicago Workshop

While Pink Floyd’s "Another Brick in the Wall" plays in the background, we know that when the deadline of an essay is nearing close, we, in fact, DO need education. Especially if it’s your first essay and your first time formatting it in the Chicago citation norm. You wish there were some notes to help you out, but there’s only an excruciatingly long Chicago guide that you do not have time to go through. If only someone had given you a Chicago Workshop, you plead the Gods of writing and citing...

And this is exactly why ESCape would like to invite you to attend the Chicago Workshop! No matter if you are writing your first essay or your fiftieth, you can always encounter particularities of Chicago you have never seen before. How do you cite longer chunks of text? Or what is footnote and why is it important for Chicago? And the question above it all – how do you give credit to the writers who wrote the Bible if they are unknown?

We can give you all the answers and much more! So come and join us in room

B2.52 in the B2 building of the Faculty of Arts, or, if you can't catch us in person, online through Teams.

What? Chicago Workshop

Where? Room B2.52 AND online (the link to Teams will be provided before the start of the event) When? November 10th, 12 PM

Link to the event: https://fb.me/e/3HIcbgWn6