Get a jump start on proposal writing for graduate funding! This workshop will provide an introduction to the library’s resources, strategies for conducting funding searches, effective writing strategies and insight into literature reviews. Important tips and advice for submitting successful … Read more
Get a jump start on proposal writing for graduate funding! This workshop will provide an introduction to the library’s resources, strategies for conducting funding searches, effective writing strategies and insight into literature reviews. Important tips and advice for submitting successful … Read more
This workshop will focus on how to write research statements that you may need when applying for faculty positions. Co-sponsored with The Graduate School, Office of Postdoctoral Affairs, and Center for Faculty Excellence. **For postdocs and graduate students only.** REGISTER: … Read more
This workshop will focus on grantsmanship in writing NIH F31 (predoctoral) proposals, which are training awards that doctoral students in the biomedical, behavioral, or clinical sciences can apply for to complete their dissertation research. **For graduate students only.** Co-sponsored with The … Read more
Boot camp is a week-long opportunity for students currently writing dissertations to set writing goals, practice disciplined writing habits, learn new strategies, and connect with other dissertation writers. This workshop takes place for 5 consecutive days, 4 hours each day. … Read more
Boot camp is a week-long opportunity for students currently writing dissertations to set writing goals, practice disciplined writing habits, learn new strategies, and connect with other dissertation writers. This workshop takes place for 5 consecutive days from 1pm-5pm each day. … Read more
Boot camp is a week-long opportunity for students currently writing dissertations to set writing goals, practice disciplined writing habits, learn new strategies, and connect with other dissertation writers. This workshop takes place for 5 consecutive days from 9am-1pm each day. … Read more
In this seminar, Paul Gilbert, PhD Candidate in Health Behavior, will report findings from a mixed methods study to better understand alcohol use among sexual minority Latinos, a “hidden” and “hard-to-reach” sub-group that includes gay men, men who have sex … Read more
Ben Bolling, PhD Candidate in English, will be presenting this workshop. This is part of the LGBTQ Lunch and Learn Graduate Student Speaker Series.
Why do U.S. LGBT communities have 50% higher smoking prevalence than the general population? In this seminar lead by Joseph Lee, PhD student in Health Behavior, we will look at the origins of this disparity and what it tells us … Read more
