Graduate Chair Dialogue Sessions begin today on Zoom
The Office of Graduate Studies will host Graduate Chair Dialogue Sessions on the following dates starting at 3:30 p.m. via Zoom. Continue reading…
Updates from the Graduate Student Assembly October meeting
The Graduate Student Assembly held its October meeting on Tuesday, October 5. Topics discussed included opportunities for at-large representatives to GSA, unionization, upcoming events for international graduate students, and more. Continue reading…
Postdocs encouraged to present research, creative activity during Science Slam on Nov. 4
The Postdoc Science Slam will be held on Thursday, November 4, 2021 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., as part of Nebraska Research Days. Postdocs from all disciplines are invited to submit short 60-second video proposals by October 22 for an opportunity to present during the event. Continue reading…
International students invited to share experiences
The International Student Advisory Board (ISAB) is hosting a series of Community Chats for international students where students will be able to raise their voices and share their experiences in a student-led, safe, and brave space. Continue reading…
SESSION: Get feedback on teaching statements, research statements, and diversity statements on Oct. 13
This afternoon from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., there will be a review session for teaching statements, research statements, or diversity statements. This session is for graduate students or postdocs who have a draft of at least one of these documents that they would like reviewed. Continue reading…
WORKSHOP: Create an Individual Development Plan (IDP) on Oct. 17
Creating an Individual Development Plan (IDP) will help you prepare for your future, regardless of your career path. During this interactive workshop, you will begin to draft your own Individual Development Plan by outlining a vision for your career and setting goals to capitalize on your strengths and address your development needs. Continue reading…
WEBINAR: Develop strategies to overcome effects of imposter syndrome on Oct. 14
Imposter syndrome isn't something PhDs only feel when they're in academia. That feeling that we're not enough, not working hard enough, that we don't know enough can negatively impact our career transitions out of academia into the professional workforce.
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@SocialThatSupports Online Research Study: Investigating the social and psychological impacts of COVID-19
You are invited to be a participant in an online study evaluating how the current health, economic, and racial crises are affecting you. The survey is open to anyone 19 years or older. Continue reading…
OPPORTUNITY: Researchers encouraged to consider collecting pilot, dissertation data through NASIS
The Bureau of Sociological Research (BOSR) is making plans for the 2022 Winter Nebraska Annual Social Indicators Survey (NASIS). NASIS is a great, cost-effective way to collect pilot or dissertation data. Researchers should consider adding questions for their own research objectives to this survey. Continue reading…
OPPORTUNITY: Virtually network with DC-area Nebraska alumni
Due to travel restrictions, The Business Career Center is moving their Fall Break Career Expedition to Washington DC online. They are now offering a networking event with DC area alumni and opening the event to all students. Continue reading…
OPPORTUNITY: Graduate students seeking discussion on end-of-life issues encouraged to take GERO 873
Graduate students interested in the concepts and theories of death, dying, and grieving with an emphasis on the older adult should consider taking GERO 873 during Spring 2022. Continue reading…
Originally published October 13, 2021 -
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