Responsibilities May Include
Don’t wait until you are actively looking for a job to identify your transferable skills.
Mentorship can enhance your degree, but every program offers different takeaways.
Graduate students and professors need to act to promote academic integrity.
Leveraging the skills you acquired in grad school is key to enhancing any future employment you delve into.
We gain far more by capitalizing on our strengths than by focusing on our weaknesses.
A detailed plan can help you decide when and what opportunities to say yes to and, more importantly, which to say no to.
Lessons learned from Concordia University’s Graduate Professional Skills program.
This exercise is key to enabling positive mindsets.
Don’t overlook the benefits of working in a non-faculty role at a university.
Exploring the implicit ways that academic programs continue to promote academic career paths as most worthwhile.
A moment may be all the time to seize that important opportunity.
When it comes to skills development, sometimes you have to make advantage before you can take advantage.
How a “fantastic failure” inspired me to change the way we do grad student professional development at Brock.
We need to equip our students to be ethical actors and advocates in their future workplaces, inside and outside of academia.
How the Consortium of Canadian Graduate Student Professional Development Administrators was born.
Welcome to Responsibilities May Include, a new series that will offer practical professional and career advice for graduate students and postdocs. The majority of the posts will be written for graduate students and postdocs. Prospective graduate students are also likely to benefit. The posts will provide practical professional and career advice. There will also be […]