The Office of Graduate Studies will host two panels—one for students in STEM and the other for students in the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences—featuring graduate alumni now in careers outside of academia. Each event will have a set of four panelists who will share the paths to their career and what skills they found to be important along the way.
Hear from graduate alumni about their transition from student to employee, and what they learned about the job search process in their industries. This diverse panel includes a range of educational backgrounds and current professions outside of academia.
The event will begin with a guided discussion about career development in graduate school and then will transition to a Q&A session.
The STEM panel will be held February 15, 2021 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. CST via Zoom. Register for this session here.
The STEM panelists include:
- Ramin Hosseinabad, Ph.D. in Engineering
- Joan Dreiling, Ph.D. in Physics
- Andrew Shelby, M.Arch. in Architecture
- Karen Da Silva, Ph.D. in Plant Science
The Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences panel will be held February 22, 2021 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. CST via Zoom. Register for this session here.
The Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences panelists include:
- Karin Roberts, MA in Anthropology, MA in Museum Studies
- Maureen Owens, MA in History
- Bonnie Martin, MA in Critical and Creative Thinking, Graduate Certificate in Advanced Writing (UNO)
- Robb Nelson, MA in History
Contact Erin Omar at eomar2@unl.edu with any additional questions.