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November 2017
Learning to Network and Interview Successfully
In this half-day workshop, three Ph.D.-level coaches present on how to network and interview successfully by encouraging participants to be intentional, authentic, and articulate in their networking and interviewing process. Equipped with those three tenets, job seekers become empowered and confident as they manage their careers and conduct a job search campaign. This is open to current graduate students only. Please do not register if you are unable to attend the full time. Seats are limited. Lunch provided. REGISTER: http://tinyurl.com/yc3on85k
Find out more »October 2018
Salary Negotiation for Graduate Students
Congratulations! You got the job offer. Now it’s time to negotiate! In this interactive session, you will learn the basics of the negotiation process and how to negotiation effectively. Considerations for both academic and industry positions will be in included in our discussion. Co-sponsored by the Carolina Women’s Center, University Career Services, and the Graduate School Professional Development program. REGISTER
Find out more »February 2019
Job Search Boot Camp for Humanities and Social Science Graduate Students
Humanities and Social Science Students –Come to this “boot camp” style workshop to get a taste of the process for career exploration/job search. This activity-filled program will touch on: Self-assessment activities Developing your “elevator pitch” Building your professional network The job application process/tools Interviewing Job offers and negotiation You will get a taste of these topics, but will also learn about resources that offer a deeper dive into each area. REGISTER Lunch will be provided, so please register by 1/31. …
Find out more »October 2019
Learning to Network and Interview Successfully
Although most graduate students and postdocs have heard about the importance of networking and interviewing well for proactively managing their careers, many do not have a clear plan for doing so. In this half-day workshop, three Ph.D.-level professionals will help participants learn how to network and interview successfully by encouraging them to be intentional, authentic, and articulate in their networking and interviewing process. Equipped with those three tenets, job seekers become empowered and confident as they manage their careers and…
Find out more »Negotiating a Job Offer
Congratulations! You got the job offer. Now it’s time to negotiate! In this interactive session, learn the basics of the negotiation process, how to prepare to negotiate effectively, and practice your skills. Co-sponsored with University Career Services. Facilitators: Jonathan Adams, University Career Services and Clare Counihan, Program Coordinator, Carolina Women's Center REGISTER
Find out more »November 2019
Engaged Learning and the Academic Job Market
Most American colleges and universities focus primarily on teaching undergraduate students. In this workshop, we will discuss the teaching, research, and service needs of an undergraduate institution and how to align your application with those needs. We will talk about engaged learning methods, research with undergraduates, and ideas for developing academic programs. Facilitator: David Davis, Ph.D. Director of Fellowships and Scholarships, Associate Professor of English, and Associate Director of the Spencer B. King, Jr., Center for Southern Studies at Mercer…
Find out more »January 2020
How to Get Hired: Advice to PhDs from Hiring Managers
What do hiring managers look for in new employees? How can graduate students and PhDs communicate their value to potential employers and land a great post-PhD job? In this webinar, two PhDs — Josh Magsam, PhD (English, University of Oregon) and Melanie Nelson PhD (biochemistry, Scripps Research) — demystify the hiring process. After attending this webinar, you’ll be able to recognize the perspective of hiring managers; identify common mistakes job candidates make; and apply strategies for pitching yourself to employers.(Beyond…
Find out more »February 2020
Walk the Talk: Teaching Intensive Job Talks and Teaching Demos (Part 2)
Watch teaching demos live, hear from postdocs on the job market, and observe real-time commentary and feedback from teaching and learning professionals, including teaching-intensive professors, SPIRE postdocs, and faculty development staff administrators! Get tips on preparing for teaching-related job talks and demos, and ask your questions from these experienced professionals and seasoned academic job market candidates. Co-sponsored by the Graduate School, Future Science Educators (FuSE), the Center for Faculty Excellence, & TIBBS Practice Talks: February 13, 2020 REGISTER
Find out more »April 2021
How to Speak Clearly, Concisely and with Conviction
Through lecture, demonstration and interactive work, the workshop will cover effective communication strategies such as introducing yourself, speaking about your profession and studies, beginning any presentation and answering interview questions. Students will have the opportunity for one-on-one consultations with the speaker on April 8 and 9th. Facilitated by Joy Javits, In The Public Eye. REGISTER
Find out more »September 2021
Employer Meetup: Ace the Interview
Join our virtual employer meetup to get tips from those whose job it is to interview you. Understanding a recruiter’s approach to the interview process can tell you a lot about your own preparation for it. Get their tips on how to present yourself, how to prepare, and how to tackle tough questions. Sponsored by University Career Services
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