Practice the art of informational interviews and make connections with other grad students in this preview of the popular d.school course, Designing the Professional.
Dave Evans, lecturer, Product Design Program
Learn how to manage graduate life with a positive attitude and productive work habits from two campus experts. Whether you’re a new grad student or just want a refresher to start off the year, this fast-paced session is worth your time.
John Boothroyd, PhD, associate vice provost for graduate education, VPGE, and professor, Microbiology and Immunology
Anika Green, assistant vice provost for graduate education, VPGE
The WISE Inspirations Network at Stanford (WINS) aims to create an engaged Stanford network linking women graduate students, postdoctoral scholars, faculty, and alumnae in STEM fields, and their allies and advocates, through regular meetings and communications. WINS seeks to provide all with opportunities to learn from a diverse array of stand-out women in science and engineering about the realities of their lives and work, successes and lessons learned, and to connect individuals with a network of potential mentors, protégés, and other colleagues.
The Connecting with Leaders program is an opportunity for students to connect with established leaders who will share their knowledge, wisdom, and sense of community. The event will present five distinguished leader fellows from the Distinguished Careers Institute in a panel discussion, followed by an informal Q&A, and a reception for networking opportunities. Among the five highlighted fellows, other selected fellows will be in attendance eager to meet graduate students and build connections.
What is a digital presence and is it even worth the time to manage it? Do you need social media tools to tell your story? In this interactive workshop led by Sheetal Patel (BEAM, Stanford Career Education's Director of Branding and Digital Communities), you will learn how to develop your professional reputation to help you make connections by building your story and online presence.
Sheetal Patel, MA, PhD, Associate Director and Career Content Lead, Career Management Center, Graduate School of Business
Join Dynamic Debates, Fireside Chats, and Keynotes with Experts, Thought Leaders, and Visionaries from leading organizations and institutions to explore the impact of paradigm shifts in education, technology, industry, and society on the future of work.
Registration is closed.
Advanced Degree Management Consulting Series Session 10: Management Consulting Next Steps: First Years in Consulting Presented by: Consultants from various firms The program website can be found at: https://biosciences.stanford.edu/current/career/adc-syllabus.html BEAM, the School of Medicine Career Center, and the Stanford Advanced Degree Candidate (ADC) Consulting Club are pleased to host global leaders in the management consulting industry in preparation for the recruiting season for Advanced Degree Candidate
The program website can be found at: https://biosciences.stanford.edu/current/career/adc-syllabus.html BEAM, the School of Medicine Career Center, and the Stanford Advanced Degree Candidate (ADC) Consulting Club are pleased to host global leaders in the management consulting industry in preparation for the recruiting season for Advanced Degree Candidates.
The Stanford LASERs are part of a national program of gatherings that brings artists and scientists together for informal presentations and conversation with the audience. Each evening event, free of charge and open to the public, will present four artists, scientists, thinkers, inventors, and scholars who are working on paradigm shifts. Each evening also allows the audience to socialize and encourages people in the audience to briefly introduce their own work. Chaired by cultural historian Piero Scaruffi.
The evening will feature presentations by:
Are you a PhD student or postdoc thinking about a potential career outside of academia? Do you ever wonder how to find interesting opportunities relevant to your doctoral training? The prospect can be daunting at first. In this workshop, we’ll practice some key techniques to help you get started identifying and investigating meaningful career possibilities, including informational interviewing and assessing your transferable skills. Lunch will be provided
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