Join our Diversity Works discussion with Adina Sterling, Assistant Professor of Organizational Behavior at Stanford Graduate School of Business and Shanahan Family Faculty Scholar for 2017-2018
Being a graduate student is a huge mental challenge. Explore this interactive guide to help you deal with the many and varied challenges of graduate life.
Ever wonder what it means to flourish as a human being? Come hear about the skills you can learn and apply to create a flourishing life.
Aneel Chima, PhD, associate director, Division of Health and Human Performance, and head, Wellness Education and the Flourishing Research Initiative (FRI)
The Grant Writing Academy at Stanford offers many resources for graduate students delving into the world of grant writing.
Curious about integrating more interactive learning strategies in the courses you teach?
Looking for an effective and efficient tool to help you grade? Check out Gradescope, a web-based tool that streamlines the process of grading and providing meaningful feedback to your students.
During your time as a grad student at Stanford, you may have the opportunity to teach.
The Science of Stress at Work: What Employees and Employers Need to Know with Jay Azarow, PhD. Dr. Azarow is a Palo Alto-based organizational psychologist, leadership advisor, and executive coach. Dr. Azarow has taught stress management and leadership skills for many years in Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business.
It is one thing to observe teaching and another thing to actually do it, and do it well. Discuss reasons why you may want to try teaching as a graduate student.
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Learn why it is important to go to professional meetings, how you decide which ones to attend, and the do's and don't's for when you are there.
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Could a faculty career be in your future? Attend Academic Chats to explore skills and experience to help you prepare from Stanford faculty and staff. Lunch provided.
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