GRADUATE STUDENT EVENTS
Each semester, the Office of Graduate Services collaborates with university departments, thought leaders, and subject matter experts to bring Arts & Sciences graduate students event series to inform and inspire.
All events will be held virtually unless otherwise noted. Register and attend from the comfort of your own home, office, or safe space. Recordings of past events can be found below.
Our goal is to provide programming that supports your academic and professional development needs. We're interested in hearing from you! Please contact Mariam Qureshi to share your event topic suggestions.
GRADUATE SUCCESS SERIES
A series of events that expose graduate students to resources that will help them foster success in graduate school and beyond.
PROGRESSION WORKSHOPS
A series of events to guide students on their journey from beginning to end.
Thesis & Dissertation Formatting Office Hours
Virtual via WebEx
Ongoing; check iCollege for dates/times
Presented by the Office of Graduate ServicesYour master’s thesis or doctoral dissertation should be formatted according to the College of Arts & Sciences guidelines and submitted for review by the appropriate deadline. By the format review deadline, you must submit a single, complete draft of your manuscript within the mandatory template provided by our office.
Log into iCollege and view the WebEx tab in the CAS Thesis & Dissertation Formatting module to schedule your one-on-one formatting appointment.
Master's non-thesis, LaTeX users, and creative thesis students do not need to attend.
GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIP TRAINING SERIES
Professional development training for those holding a graduate assistantship. The spring 2022 series has concluded. Please use the resource below or reach out to the Office of Graduate Services for support.
Preventing Harassment and Discrimination in The Workplace: Part I
Virtual via WebEx
Tuesday, April 4 | 1 PM - 2 PM
Presented by The Office of Equity & Civil Rights ComplianceThis class explores the definitions of harassment, discrimination, and retaliation in the workplace, appropriate and inappropriate behaviors, available resources, and Georgia State University policies.
Sexual Misconduct Training
Virtual via WebEx
Wednesday, April 12 | 1 PM - 2:30 PM
Presented by The Office of Equity & Civil Rights ComplianceThis course is designed to (i) acquaint attendees with application of the Sexual Misconduct Policy of the Board of Regents of the University of Georgia, (ii) familiarize attendees with the misconduct prohibited by the Sexual Misconduct Policy/Student Code of Conduct, (iii) familiarize attendees with the policy definition of consent, and (iv) familiarize attendees with reporting mechanisms and an overview of the complaint, investigation, and resolution processes.
Preventing Harassment and Discrimination in The Workplace: Part II
Virtual via WebEx
Tuesday, April 13 | 11 AM - 12 PM
Presented by The Office of Equity & Civil Rights ComplianceThis course explores discrimination and discriminatory harassment based on attributes protected by federal and state law of non-sexual harassment, workplace bullying and harassment, intent v. impact, employee/supervisor’s role in creating a harassment-free environment, and Georgia State University policies.
Managing Difficult Conversations in the Classroom
As local and national events unfold, complex and sometimes difficult discussions are an inescapable part of higher education, particularly in the classroom. Use these resources as a guide to help you through difficult conversations in the classroom.
Resources
GRADUATE WELLNESS SERIES
A series of events that focus on graduate students' well-being. If you're interested in our past events, you can view recordings of previous events below under the "Past Events" heading.
The Counseling Center
Visit the Counseling Center for wellness resources and to keep up-to-date with wellness their virtual wellness events.
PAST EVENTS
Click "Watch Recording" under the title of any of our past events to view the WebEx recording.
The Resilient Scholar: A Conversation
WATCH RECORDING
Presented by Dr. Gabriel Kuperminc, Dr. Jeana Griffith, Ph.D. student Kirstin SylvesterNow more than ever, our mental and emotional well-being must remain the top priority. Not being able to bounce back from stressful situations can take its toll on your overall well-being and, ultimately, impede your ability to succeed in your graduate program. Use the link to watch an important conversation about building resilience into your academic journey, especially during these uncertain and challenging times.
Learn about the resources available to develop a growth mindset when approaching challenges and hear how you can view failure as a learning experience by integrating resilience into all aspects of your studies and life. View the online event page for resources shared during the event.
Overcoming Impostor Phenomenon
WATCH RECORDING
Presented by the Counseling CenterEver feel like you don't belong in grad school? Do you worry that your professors and classmates will think you are a fraud? Known as the impostor phenomenon, these feelings of anxiousness and self-doubt burden us all at some point.
Watch as an expert from the Counseling and Testing Center unmasks impostor phenomenon and shares the university resources available to help students feel more confident to succeed.
Mindfulness & Stress Reduction
WATCH RECORDING
Presented by Lineliz Vassallo from Panther Pause, the Center for Mindfulness at the Counseling CenterDo you lose yourself in a haze of stress as you balance academics with other responsibilities such as employment or family? As overwhelming as it all seems, there are healthy and productive ways to tackle the pressures of grad school along with all other demands in our lives.
Watch to learn calming, beneficial strategies to manage anxieties and stressors, increase awareness and concentration, and cultivate a sense of presence, focus, and peace.
Financial Literacy & Money Management
WATCH RECORDING
Presented by The Student Financial CenterWe all know that money can be tight for graduate students. Luckily, establishing smart financial habits can make a big difference no matter the budget. Presented by a financial literacy coordinator, watch this event to hear about topics such as types of student loans, managing anxiety about money, budgeting, saving, and repaying debt.
The information presented in this recording is accurate as of March 10, 2021. For the latest information, accurate dates and deadlines, loan requirements, and general resources, please visit Student Financial Services. It is the responsibility of each graduate student to research and stay abreast of financial aid and/or loan information.