Workshops & Seminars
Hosted by the Research & Innovation Office, there will be a Finding Funding workshop on Feb. 14 and a regional application writing workshop on Feb. 21.
How should you react if you find yourself in an imminent harm situation? All faculty, staff and students on campus are encouraged to attend the Active Harmer Level 1 Class.
NSF evaluates your proposal on the basis of two criteria: broader impacts and intellectual merit. Did you know the campus is overflowing with resources to help you? RSVP by Jan. 30
Stress management is a concern for everyone in these busy and uncertain times. The Faculty and Staff Assistance Program is hosting a workshop series to educate employees on strategies.
What can you learn about professional success from Chris Rock, Joan Rivers and Charlie Chaplin? Learn more at this crash course on Jan. 23.
A variety of training sessions coming up will cover everything from how to get started with Canvas to how to calculate grades and integrate tools such as PlayPosit, Turnitin and VoiceThread.
Feeling stressed? Join the Business Library and Health Promotions for a one-hour workshop. Make your own aromatherapy oils, practice origami and more. Free and open to all students.
Starting Blocks is a condensed introduction to the "I-Corps methodology" taught by the NSF, DOE and NIH to help inventors increase the impact of their ideas. This two-part workshop will be on Oct. 22 and 29.
From avoiding research misconduct to how to brand yourself online and more, here are six upcoming workshops advantageous to graduate students.
Staff and faculty are invited to participate in free professional development workshops this fall. What are your strengths and the strengths of those you work with?