The SRCI Writer's Studio is a hands-on scholarly writing program designed to support learners in developing, writing, and submitting a manuscript for publication. Through a series of interactive workshops, participants will work collaboratively in small teams to select a publication type and topic, develop a manuscript from concept to completion, and receive mentorship and feedback throughout the writing process.
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Sessions run virtually on alternating Wednesdays from 4:15 PM – 5:15 PM
Sept 30 - Session 1 | Kickoff: Introduction to Academic Writing
Oct 14 - Session 2 | The Foundation: Literature Reviews, Introductions & Backgrounds
Oct 28 - Session 3 | The Core: Constructing Arguments, Implications & Conclusions
Nov 11 - Session 4 | The Polish: A Fast & Painless Refresh on APA Formatting
Nov 25 - Session 5 | Going Beyond: Knowledge Translation & Conference Prep (Optional)
Dec 2 (date may change) - Final Session | Wrap-Up: Mini symposium (In-Person; 1.5-hour session)
Space is limited to ensure quality mentorship and team dynamics!
Questions? Drop us a line at somsrci@torontomu.ca.
Guest: Dr. Ripudaman Singh Minhas, Developmental Paediatrician at St. Michael’s Hospital and Associate Professor in the Department of Pediatrics, University of Toronto
When: Friday, September 25, 2026
@ 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST | *IN PERSON* Room: SOM-207
Presented by the SRCI Section, the Deconstructing SRCI series is designed to highlight the behind-the-scenes journey of scholarly work – how projects are conceived, developed, executed, and shared. Through a moderated interview with a guest researcher, we explore the processes, methods, and decision-making that underpin research.
*Accredited for MOC Group Learning Section 1 credits for Royal College Specialists*
The SRCI Section is pleased to offer the SRCI Summer Seminar Series (2026), designed for students interested in developing core research skills and gaining insight into the scholarly process. Offered as part of the Dean’s Summer SRCI Projects program, the series is open to all MD students.
Sessions run Mondays, 3:00PM –4:00PM
July 13 - Session 1 | Formulating Research Questions
July 20 - Session 2 | Literature Review and Annotated Bibliography
July 27 - Session 3 | Assembling Your Team and Study Protocol
August 10 - Session 4 | Research Ethics and TCPS 2
August 17 - Session 5 | Teamwork and Authorship
August 24 - Session 6 | Getting Your Work Out There
Guest: Elizabeth Wooster, Research Associate, TMU
When: Friday, May 22, 2026
@ 12:15PM - 1:15PM EST | *IN PERSON* Room: SOM-117
Presented by the SRCI Section, the Deconstructing SRCI series is designed to highlight the behind-the-scenes journey of scholarly work – how projects are conceived, developed, executed, and shared. Through a moderated interview with a guest researcher, we explore the processes, methods, and decision-making that underpin research.
*Accredited for MOC Group Learning Section 1 credits for Royal College Specialists*