Scholarly Skills
Giving your first conference presentation? Commenting on someone else’s work? Maybe you’re converting your academic CV into a professional resume, doing a radio or podcast interview, starting an internship, or going on the academic job market. Wherever you are in your grad or postdoctoral research career, it’s always good to brush up on those scholarly skills – effective and engaging communication, professional presentation, and even academic insider etiquette.
Join us once a month for a casual Dean’s brown bag lunch in which we will workshop these crucial skills and capacities. Whatever your stage or discipline, everyone can benefit from the chance to talk through the nuts and bolts of some aspect of academic praxis – going to conferences, publishing your work, networking with others, starting a major research project, or seeking employment inside or outside the academy.
Hosted by the Dean and Associate Deans of the Faculty of Graduate Studies (FGS), and open to all grad students and postdocs at York University; this series is a warm and welcoming place to hone your scholarly skills!
Learn about our next workshop!
Making the most of the journey to your PhD
Date: November 14, 2023
Location: Hybrid
Learning to love the conference spotlight
Date: December 14, 2023
Location: via Online Webinar
Starting from Scratch: First steps in a major research project
Date: January 22, 2024
Location: via Online Webinar
Navigating the Ethics Approval Journey in Graduate Studies – Balancing the seriousness with the opportunities
Date: February 12, 2024
Location: via Online Webinar
Publishing Your Work
Date: October 2, 2024
Location: via Online Webinar
The Road to Defence: Demystifying & Preparing for your Final Defence & Oral Exam
Date: November 26, 2024
Location: via Online Webinar