University Development Resources

• The Academic Writing Center offers graduate student writing support for documents such as theses, dissertations, journal articles, grant proposals, and materials for the job search. 
• The UC Center for Public Engagement with Science, or PEWS, works to expand and enrich the interface between science and the public to benefit all stakeholders. Pews does this by (1) Increasing engagement with science by connecting the university to community partners and the public; (2) Improving quality of science engagement by promoting dialogue among and benefit for all stakeholders; (3) Innovating forms of science engagement by drawing on philosophy and other humanities, natural and social sciences, and science education. 

• The Center for the Enhancement of Teaching & Learning (CET&L) provides resources and professional development focused on teaching and learning to positively impact student success. CET&L supports all members of UC’s teaching community including graduate students who are instructors of record, Teaching Assistants (TAs), and those who are interested in teaching and may pursue a career in academia. All graduate students are welcome at any of CET&L’s workshops. Register for CET&L workshops through Faculty Development OneStop. Visit the Graduate Student Teaching Resources Canvas site for resources on various teaching related topics, Canvas resources, and information about CET&L workshops.

• The College of Cooperative Education and Professional Studies provides career services that can help you at every stage of the job search with career coaching, access to the Handshake job board for current students and alumni, resume critiques, practice interviews and more.
• Career Fairs at the University of Cincinnati are a great opportunity for employers to meet promising, diverse student talent. Registration for career fairs is managed through Handshake. Employer registration typically opens two to three months in advance of an event.

Research Support 

• The UC Libraries offer workshops and seminars designed to help students improve their research and technology skills.