Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Surviving and Thriving in Graduate School

Over the next few months, I am hosting the following conversations with graduate students:

Fall 2013

Surviving and Thriving in your PhD Program: Research Proposal to Candidacy
November 28, from 1:00 – 2:00 PM
Graduate Programs Office, EDT 114a


In this first session Dr. Jacobsen and Post Candidacy Doctoral Students from Educational Research and Educational Psychology will host a conversation that demystifies the transition from Research Proposal to Candidacy Exam.

Winter 2014

Surviving and Thriving as an Education Doctoral Student
Online, Tues, January 28 - 1800-1930
Join:  https://elluminate.ucalgary.ca/join_meeting.html?meetingId=1276154823861

In this second session, Dr. Michele Jacobsen, Dr. Veronika Bohac-Clarke and Dr. Jennifer Lock will host a conversation that demystifies the transition from Year 1 to Year 2 in the Education Doctorate.

Surviving and Thriving in the Specialist MEd
Online Tues, February 25 - 1800-1930
Join:  https://elluminate.ucalgary.ca/join_meeting.html?meetingId=1276154823862

In this third session, Dr. Michele Jacobsen, Dr. Jim Brandon and Dr. Sal Mendaglio will host a conversation that demystifies the transition from Year 1 to Year 2 in the Specialist MEd.

Surviving and Thriving as a Master’s Thesis Student
March 13, from 1:00 – 2:00 PM
Graduate Programs Office, EDT 114a

In this fourth session, Dr. Michele Jacobsen, with Dr. Sylvie Roy, Educational Research and Dr. Sharon Cairns, Educational Psychology, will host a conversation that demystifies the transition from Research Proposal to Thesis Oral Exam. 

2 comments:

AmyZ said...

Is there any way "Surviving and Thriving as an Education Doctoral Student" can be livestreamed so that those of us who are distance learners can attend? thanks!

GirlProf said...

Thank you for this question - while we did not stream today's conversation, another event has been planned for our Education Doctorate (EdD) students:

Surviving and Thriving as an Education Doctoral Student
Online, Tues, January 28 - 1800-1930

In this second session, I and two colleagues will host a conversation that demystifies the transition from Year 1 to Year 2 in the Education Doctorate.