Research skills and advanced course work are the foundation of a graduate education. Professional skills such as teaching, presenting at conferences, and understanding what constitutes research misconduct are also vitally important to becoming a scholar in the field. The Graduate School regularly schedules presentations to assist students in developing their professional skills, and provides these resources.
To schedule a presentation or suggest topics for future presentations, contact Debra Charlesworth.
Events sponsored by the Graduate School or GSG generally require you to register to attend an event listed below.
Seminars
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| Archives | Date |
|---|---|
2012 | |
Submitting your Thesis or Dissertation to the Graduate School
| May 16 |
Get FUNDED, Get PAID, Get RECOGNIZED
| April 18 |
Using a LaTeX Template | February 24 |
| Strategies for Successful Research | January 27 |
Posters that Pack a Punch! | January 18 |
2011 | |
Two keys to effective scholarship: Proper citations and great images | Sept 22 |
An Introduction to LaTeX
| June 23 |
Great Images for Papers and Presentations
| May 26 |
Thesis and Dissertation Formatting Seminar
| Jan 27 |
2010 | |
An Office Full of More Tips and Tricks
| Nov 17 |
| July 14 |
| June 30 |
| June 9 | |
2009 | |
| July 7 |