Past CRIDC Poster Competition Winners Reflect on their CRIDC Experiences
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After spending countless hours in labs and writing sessions, and being inundated with research, it is good for students to explain their beloved research in laymen's terms so people from non-technical backgrounds can understand the value of their work, too. Read on to learn about two of last year’s CRIDC Poster Competition winners as they reflect on their experiences in presenting their research at CRIDC and how their participation helped elevate their presentation and communication skills.
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| Finesse Your Academic Paper with These Expert Tips
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Mike Lehman, Brittain Postdoctoral Fellow and professional consultant in the Naugle Communication Center, outlines a few of the most common issues he finds in academic papers and provides tips for how to correct those issues.
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The Ray C. Anderson Center for Sustainable Business announces 2022-23 Scheller College Graduate Sustainability Fellows
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The Ray C. Anderson Center for Sustainable Business recently announced their new 2022-23 cohort programs for Graduate Fellows and Undergraduate Ambassadors. The program delivers on the Center's commitment to empowering students to become leaders in building a sustainable and prosperous future.
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Check out these opportunities:
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Featured Opportunity: Grad Lounge and Programs now accepting Grad Student Appreciation Nominations
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Grad Lounge and Programs is taking nominations to highlight students' contributions both inside and outside the classroom during Graduate Student Appreciation Week. Selected nominations will be displayed in the Multicultural lounge from April 3-7th.
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Student Well-being:
Sign up for Rising Up
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Rising Up is a resilience skills cohort for graduate and undergraduate queer and trans students who are committed to developing resilience skills to improve their mental health and acquire tools to help them overcome challenges. This cohort will meet weekly on Thursdays from 4 - 5 p.m., beginning January 26.
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| Student Well-being:
Taxes 101 for graduate students
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Calling all graduate students who received any form of income ( from fellowships, scholarships, or a GRA/GTA position) in 2022: Representatives from the Office of Graduate Education, Global Human Resources, and the Bursar's Office, have teamed up to help educate you on the dos and don’ts of filing taxes as a graduate student. This virtual workshop is free to attend.
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Sharing Student Voices:
Tell your story in the Graduate Student Diaries
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It’s time to get real about life as graduate students. The Office of Graduate Education is looking for grad students who are willing to journal their day-to-day life and finances for three to seven days. The Grad Diaries will shed light on shared challenges, successes, and emotions that students balance while navigating through graduate school. Please note: The form to submit a journal entry is comprehensive and may take time to complete.
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Academic Development:
Dissertation Defense Room now accepting graduate students
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Starting this semester all masters students are welcome to use the library's fourth-floor Dissertation Defense Room, located in Price Gilbert, to defend their thesis. The Georgia Tech Library Dissertation Defense Room is a space where PhD and Master's candidates can host, defend, stream, and record their dissertation.
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Career Development:
Attend CRIDC 2023
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The Career, Research, and Innovation Development Conference (CRIDC) is Georgia Tech’s annual professional development event designed to equip graduate students with the tools and knowledge necessary to thrive in the constantly evolving job market. CRIDC 2023 takes place on February 1 and is free to attend.
This year's CRIDC will feature 5 professional development sessions.
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Career Development:
Registration for 3MT is open
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The Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition challenges students to effectively explain their research in three minutes, in a language appropriate to a non-specialist audience. Preliminary rounds will be held March 7, 8, & 9. The 3MT final competition takes place April 6, 2023. Registration is open now until February 10.
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| Career Development:
National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship
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Learn more about the National Endowment of the Humanities Fellowship. These fellowships support individuals pursuing advanced research in the humanities that contributes to scholarly knowledge or to the general public's understanding of the humanities. The final deadline to apply is April 12, 2023.
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