Come learn how to transfer your skills between academia and private industry
As a doctoral student, you’ll have several opportunities throughout graduate school and your professional career to highlight your transferable skills when competing for fellowships, assistantships, grants, and jobs. This in-person interactive workshop will provide valuable insights and strategies on how to make the most of these opportunities. By attending this workshop, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how to effectively showcase your strengths and experiences, enabling you to leave a positive and lasting impression on the grant reviewer, interviewer, and/or hiring organization. With the knowledge you gain from the workshop strategies, you can approach your career search with greater confidence and maximize your chances of success.
Facilitating this workshop will be Stephanie Springer, the Internship Director and a Principal Lecturer in the Department of Public and Applied Humanities, and Brittney Crawford, the Internship & Engagement Coordinator in the Department of Public and Applied Humanities. Stephanie has supported over 1,800 UofA students as they searched for and secured internships and jobs, both locally and globally. Brittney has worked as a Career Educator in the Office of Student Engagement & Career Development and has over a decade of advising experience with helping students navigate their career journey and gain confidence as they go on the job market.
If you’re interested in attending the workshop, save the date/time on your calendar and please RSVP through this form so that we have an idea of how many people will be attending.