Grad

Workshops and Events

Graduate students sit at a round table and talk at a workshop.

The Graduate College and other units on campus provide many workshops, seminars, and events which supplement a student's academic training by providing specific skill-building sessions on professional and personal development. UC faculty, alumni, staff, and community partners act as topical experts and present on such topics as oral presentation, credit, budgeting, and nonacademic career development. All events are posted below and continuously updated. 

Workshops are organized by pillars, which have been established by the Graduate College's Professional Development Committee. Click on each pillar to find its definition and related events.

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Spring 2025

Mastering career planning, goal setting, time management, and effective communication with employers.

January 20th - January 24th

1/24 - 1/26 - UC Startup Weekend 2025

February 10th - February 14th

2/11 - 2/13 - UC Professional and Technical Career Fair

Developing diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging skills with a focus on intersectionality and interdisciplinary connections.

Enhancing communication skills across various formats while fostering networking, cultural competency, and self-advocacy.

January 13th - January 17th

1/14 - Engaging In Conflict - Competence: Practicing Curiosity

January 20th - January 24th

1/22 - Informed Discussions

Developing leadership skills to make a positive impact on your community.

January 27th - January 31st

1/29 - GradNEXT Information Session

February 3rd - February 7th

2/3 - GradNext Ideation Coach: Brainstorming

 

Prioritizing personal well-being, mental health, and stress management activities.

January 13th - January 17th

1/15 - DIY Self Care Journal Making

Cultivating research skills, methodologies, and staying current in your field.

January 20th - January 24th

1/22 - 3MT Tips and Tricks Workshop

1/22 - Moving From Refworks