RSVP

These workshops require a confirmation of attendance to workshop@brandeis.edu. Be sure to state which workshop/session you want to attend.

All workshops (other than the LTS Open Houses) are followed by light refreshments and conversation.

For More Information

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Also check out the GSA's calendar of events to know what's happening this week in the graduate student world!

Interested in cultural events in and around Boston? Join the Graduate Student Cultural Arts Club (GSCAC) list to receive information about upcoming shows, concerts, performances, etc.  GSCAC sponsors events each year and rely on graduate students to let us know which ones they want to attend.

Graduate Workshop Series 2009-10

Coming up in Graduate Student Life! We've finalized our workshop series for the coming year.

All workshops are held in the Graduate Student Center in Kutz unless otherwise noted.

 

Citation Practice

Wednesday, Nov. 18 & Thursday, Nov. 19
4 p.m.

Facilitated by a faculty member and LTS staff who will discuss and demonstrate resources (EndNote, RefWorks, etc.).

 

Writing for Publication and Author's Rights Discussion

Thursday, Jan. 28
4 p.m.

Facilitated by faculty and librarian staff.

 

Presentation Skills

Thursday, Feb. 11
4 pm.

Structure, delivery, using Power Point instead of PowerPoint using you and visual excellence are just a few of the topics covered at this event on making an effective presentation. Facilitated by Faculty & LTS staff.

 

Developing Effective Poster Presentations

Thursday, Feb. 25
4 p.m.

An event facilitated by LTS staff and open to graduate students.

 

Especially for Teaching Fellows

These four additional workshops planned are all on Monday evenings, 7-9 p.m. and will require an RSVP.

 

Classroom Dynamics

Monday Oct. 26
7 p.m.

Learn how to lead discussions, deal with difficult students, meet with individual students and advise students.