Skills Series

This is the first session of the PhD+ Spring 2021 Foundations series. This discussion on values will serve as a baseline for the rest of the series, which offers guidance on common areas related to your mentality, well-being, productivity, and professional preparation.

PhD+ Career Design skills training series in Spring 2021 will be offered every Thursday of February at 3.30 pm – 5 pm (5 weeks equal to 7.5 hours in-class time. Excludes preparation time).

We are excited to continue the Consulting skills series and work on more case interviews. If you missed the fall sessions, or simply could use a refresher, we will use this opportunity to welcome new and returning PhD+ consulting participants before jumping into the spring sessions. 

This PhD+ Data Literacy: Intro to Python series will introduce students to programming in the language. Python is a popular language widely used for data analysis and machine learning. The sessions will be taught in a "flipped classroom" manner: students will study learning materials p

This PhD+ Data Literacy: Intro to Python series will introduce students to programming in the language. Python is a popular language widely used for data analysis and machine learning. The sessions will be taught in a "flipped classroom" manner: students will study learning materials p

This PhD+ Data Literacy: Intro to Python series will introduce students to programming in the language. Python is a popular language widely used for data analysis and machine learning. The sessions will be taught in a "flipped classroom" manner: students will study learning materials p

This PhD+ Data Literacy: Intro to Python series will introduce students to programming in the language. Python is a popular language widely used for data analysis and machine learning. The sessions will be taught in a "flipped classroom" manner: students will study learning materials prior

PhD+ Career Design skills training series in Fall 2020 will be offered every Thursday of October at 3.30 pm – 5 pm (5 weeks equal to 7.5 hours in-class time. Excludes preparation time).

The CASE (Catalyzing Advocacy in Science and Engineering) workshop is successful program hosted by AAAS, which brings together graduate students from universities across the country to Washington, D.C.