7/27/2019 APD 2012 Fall USC Doctoral Student Seminar & Panel Flyer

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Women in the Academy: Experiences and Strategies for Success (Thurs, 11/8, 3 5 p.m.)

PANELS

Managing the Dissertation Process: Affective and Procedural Recommendations (Thurs, 9/27, 3 5 p.m.)

Diversity & Academic Professional Development

Fall 2012 Seminars & Panels for USC Doctoral Students

Enhance your academic and professional skillsets as a current doctoral student and better prepare for your future professional career

SEMINARS

Preparing for the Global Market: Making the most of your experiences while at USC (Thurs, 10/11, 3 5 p.m.)

Pressures to Publish in the Academy: Perspectives and Advice from Post-Docs and Faculty Members (Thurs, 10/25, 3 5 p.m.)

Persuasive Writing and Editing Strategies: Research Papers, Thesis, Dissertations (Wed, 10/3, 3 5 p.m.)

The final application deadline is Friday, September 21, 2012 (before 12:00 p.m.). Early registration is encouraged. Space is reserved

on a first come, first served basis. Confirmations will be sent out on a continuous basis, starting on Monday, September 17, 2012. The

due date may be extended, pending available space. Sessions can accommodate up to 50 students. Waitlists will be utilized.

Research Resources, Library Search Strategies, & Conducting the Literature Review (Wed, 9/26, 3 5 p.m.)

Writing the Job Market Package: Differentiating between the CV & Rsum (Wed, 11/7, 3 5 p.m.)University Research Protocols & Conducting Ethical Research (Wed, 11/14, 3 5 p.m.)

SESSION INFORMATION & REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS

Sessions will take place on the University Park Campus. Students are encouraged to attend more than one session (there is no limit).

Step One: Send an email as soon as possible touscapdev@usc.eduand indicate the workshop(s) you are interested in attending. In

your correspondence provide: (1) your name, (2) department, (3) year in program, and (4) faculty advisors name and email.

Step Two: Submit an application. You may submit your application via email (uscapdev@usc.edu) or return to the USC Graduate School,

Diversity & Academic Professional Development, GFS 315T, Los Angeles, CA 90089. You may also fax your materials to (213) 740-9048.

DUE DATE

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON GRADUATE PROFESSIONALIZATION

Website: http://www.usc.edu/schools/GraduateSchool/ Email:uscapdev@usc.edu Telephone: (213) 740-3429

For questions, contact Jesse S. Watson or Richard Andalon, USC Graduate School, Diversity & Academic Professional Development.

Communicating Effectively in Scholarly and Professional Environments, and Organizing your Research for Conferences, Panels, &Classroom Presentations (Wed, 10/17, 3 5 p.m.)

Supporting Your Research With Grant & Fellowship Funding: Search & Application Strategies (Wed, 10/24, 3 5 p.m.)Writing the Job Market Package: Cover Letters & Personal Statements (Wed, 10/31, 3 5 p.m.)

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