Learn how to manage the challenges and joys of life as a doctoral student, focusing on managing your schedule, your relationship with your advisor, and making the most of what should be a truly special time.
John Boothroyd, PhD, associate vice provost for graduate education, VPGE, and professor, Microbiology and Immunology
This interactive workshop will be followed by refreshments and networking.
Learn how to negotiate with colleagues, bosses, partners, friends, clients, and many others.
Through a dynamic mix of theory, demonstration, and practice, this three-session workshop provides a solid foundation for more principled, persuasive, and successful negotiation in a variety of contexts.
Application deadline is 11:55 PM; Sunday, Jan 13th 2019.
While public regional institutions tend to have less focus on graduate students and research, there are still some great benefits to being a part of such universities. Discuss the differences and opportunities found in the CSU or similar system.
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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.
Not surprisingly, research expectations and support at a liberal arts college are significantly different from a research institution. Talk juggling research and teaching at these unique institutions.
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Although not traditionally the case, for some PhD's and postdocs, teaching at a community college might be just the right ticket to a satisfying and rewarding faculty career. We will at why this might be and what opportunities are out there.
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The Humanities Public Writing Project invites you to their second event of the year. This project brings Stanford graduate students into the exciting world of writing about the humanities and arts for a broad public audience.
Join STVP for "Unlocking Innovation: Lessons from San Quentin State Prison" led by entrepreneurship and innovation expert, Tina Seelig. Dinner, refreshments and networking to follow. Free and open to the Stanford community. Reserve your seat at bit.ly/STVPsparks.
Join STVP for "Leading Organizational Change: How to Reduce Friction," led by organizational psychology expert, Bob Sutton. Dinner, refreshments and networking to follow. Free and open to the Stanford community. Reserve your seat at bit.ly/STVPsparks.
Join STVP for "Defining Your Principles: How to Make Difficult Entrepreneurial Decisions," led by entrepreneur, investor, and lecturer, Jack Fuchs. Dinner, refreshments and networking to follow. Free and open to the Stanford community. Reserve your seat at bit.ly/STVPsparks.
Join STVP for "Designing Your Personal Thrive Map: How to Pursue A Lifetime of Entrepreneurship," led by global entrepreneurial marketing expert, Victoria Woo. Dinner, refreshments and networking to follow. Free and open to the Stanford community. Reserve your seat at bit.ly/STVPsparks.
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