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Page&Stage Podcast with Jason Cannon
In this episode of the Page&Stage Podcast, host Jason Cannon dives into the creative journeys of Diana de Avila, a digital artist who discovered her passion after a traumatic brain injury, and her collaborator Wilma Davidson, a communication consultant. The duo met at Sarasota Pen Women, a prestigious organization supporting female artists, writers, and composers. Together, they discuss their unique paths, the history of the Pen Women, and the upcoming Art and Found event. Listeners are invited to explore how creativity can emerge in unexpected ways and the power of artistic collaboration.
Listen to the podcast here: https://www.pageandstage.art/p/ill-be-your-words
Professor's Business Writing Guide Translated into Chinese
by Staff
Sarasota Magazine, December, 2018
A Taiwanese company recently published a translation of Business Writing: What Works, What Won’t by University of South Florida professor Wilma Davidson.
Are you making one of these 4 common business writing mistakes?
by Gwen Moran
Fast Company, December, 2018
Writing well can be difficult even for those who do it professionally. The English language is rife with opportunities to use the wrong words, punctuation, syntax, or style. And while some might shrug off an inability to communicate in writing as no big deal, others say it matters more than you might think.
USF Sarasota-Manatee Researchers Study How to Improve Workplace Writing
by Scene
Sarasota Scene Magazine, July, 2018
Millennials hold a slightly higher opinion of their writing ability than do older working professionals, although fewer than half of all workplace writers believe they write well, according to surveys by Wilma Davidson, EdD, and two colleagues at USF Sarasota-Manatee.
Davidson and her fellow researchers suggest the solution might lie in giving high school teachers dedicated training to teach writing more effectively.