Maximizing Your Graduate Experience: Essential Resources for Success at Georgia Tech
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As a graduate student at Georgia Tech, you have access to various resources designed to support your academic journey and well-being throughout your time here. Check out a few helpful resources you may not have known about.
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Navigating Research Challenges: Support through Advocacy and Conflict Resolution
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The Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Education has introduced a new Assistant Director of Advocacy and Conflict Resolution, David Anderson, to support graduate students and postdoctoral scholars in navigating academic challenges, particularly those involving research advisors, as part of a broader program aimed at providing conflict resolution resources across campus.
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Scheller College Net Impact MBA Chapter Wins “Chapter of the Year
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The Net Impact at Scheller College of Business – MBA Chapter was honored for its commitment to supporting Net Impact’s mission to inspire and equip emerging leaders to build a more just and sustainable world.
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Missed a newsletter? Check out the Grad Buzz Archive.
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Check out these opportunities:
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Career Opportunity: Ph.D. Series: Acing Screening Interviews for Faculty Positions (Virtual)
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Are you ready to stand out in your next faculty job screening interview? This workshop will help you prepare effectively to secure a campus visit among other shortlisted candidates. You’ll gain insights into the typical interview process for tenure-track faculty positions and learn strategies to excel in your screening interviews.
Format: Virtual lecture with Q&A.
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Ph.D. Career Series: Strategies for Personal Branding Through LinkedIn and Research Profiles
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Discover the art of building a compelling online professional brand with our workshop on LinkedIn and other digital platforms. Discover the art of building a compelling online professional brand with our workshop on LinkedIn and other digital platforms. This virtual workshop offers strategies to effectively showcase and enhance your professional brand and includes a Q & A.
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Introducing Yourself: How to Network During and After Conferences for Master's and PhD Students (In-person)
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The opportunity to meet, connect, and discuss research with your fellow academics or future employers will help with your own career and research. However, networking at conferences can feel like a daunting and overwhelming task. Learn tips and tricks to make a positive impression during various conference activities (e.g., presentations, posters, and lunch). The workshop includes an opportunity to practice with your peers. Postdocs are welcome to join.
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GTRI is doing a resume review expo, aimed at helping our students and professionals transition to new careers. Please note to grad students that this is not a "job fair." This is an opportunity to polish their resume or CV, and get other tips that will be helpful in their job search. This free event is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 3, and will take place at GTRI Headquarters (250 14th Street, Atlanta). To RSVP, email IDENTIFYoutreach@gtri.gatech.edu. direct any questions to that email address. More info is provided below.
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Funding Opportunity: 2024-25 Chih Foundation Grad Student Research Publication Award
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The Chih Research Publication Award is first and foremost for students whose research, and associated publications, contribute to societal progress. Other Eligibility: Current Georgia Tech PhD students who have not yet completed their doctorate, who have published peer-reviewed publications in journals, and who have a home department in the College of Engineering, the College of Computing, or the College of Sciences are eligible. Students may be U.S. citizens or international students. All materials are due by 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, October 8, 2024.
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Innovation in Building (IBUILD) Graduate Research Fellowship
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The Innovation in Buildings (IBUILD) Graduate Research Fellowship, managed by Oak Ridge National Laboratory, aims to strengthen the pool of well-trained, diverse PhD scholars who are equipped for research-intensive building technologies careers in academia, industry, and the national labs.
Attend the Information Webinar on October 7, 2024.
Fellowships begin July-September, 2025 Application Closes
December 6, 2024 at 11:59 p.m., Eastern Time.
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Additional Opportunity: Sign up for the Atlanta Pride Parade
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Atlanta Pride is coming up and we want you to be there! Students are invited to participate in the Atlanta Pride Parade on October 13 as a member of Georgia Tech’s pedestrian group. If you’re interested,The form has basic logistic details as available currently, and anyone who fills out the form will receive more detailed information closer to the event.
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| Register for the Halloween Holla 5K
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Registration is open for Campus Recreation’s annual Halloween Holla 5K, and we guarantee this year’s fun run is going to be electric! Grab your friends and sign up to run or walk together on Sunday Oct. 27 at 9 a.m. starting in front of the CRC. The first 350 people to finish the race are guaranteed a shirt, and prizes will be awarded to top finishers. Don’t forget to come dressed in your best for the costume contest and vote for your favorites to win on our social media after the race (@crcatgeorgiatech). Register today!
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Attend the International Student Social
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Looking for connection at Georgia Tech? Every Tuesday all students are invited to attend International Student Social from 11 a.m.-12 p.m. in the Graduate Living Center Activity Room. International students and their families are welcome, as well as all students who are interested in meeting new people, learning about other cultures, and adjusting to life at Georgia Tech. The Center for Mental Health Care and Resources sponsors this event every Tuesday throughout the semester, and refreshments are provided. Contact Shiraz Karaa for more information.
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Fall is officially here, which means leaves are changing and temperatures are cooling. It also means an increased risk of spreading common viruses like the flu, which can be dangerous. Make sure you’re doing your part in protecting the hive at Georgia Tech by getting your free flu shot! Stamps Health Services is hosting free flu clinics on Oct. 2, Oct. 8, Oct. 17, Oct. 23, and Oct. 29 from 3-7 p.m. for students who have paid their student health fee.
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Get Ready for Avant South
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Unite with visionaries at Avant South – where innovation and culture collide. This transformative event is a hub for dreamers, leaders, and creatives alike. Whether you’re a creative professional looking to learn about the latest tech innovations in your field, a business professional looking for ways to elevate their customer experience, an entrepreneur looking to network and build a community of peers, or a passive enthusiast with a passion for all things innovation! Students can register for free by using the promo code STUDENTACES and faculty and staff tickets are $10 when using the promo code ACESSTAFF.
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| Hispanic Heritage Month Trivia Night
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Join the Latino Organization of GRAduate Students (LOGRAS) and Intercultural Student Programs for their third annual Hispanic Heritage Month (HHM) Trivia Night. This trivia night will demonstrate the diversity of Hispanic and Latin cultures with questions about food, art, science, and history of many Hispanic/Latin countries. Come with a team of up to four or find a team at the event. Food and refreshments will be provided, and prices are up for grabs! RSVP encouraged but not necessary.
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