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Upcoming Professional Development programs…..If you are interested in attending, please complete the on-line registration process. The links are provided below. Please feel free to offer suggestions for future program topics!

· Abstracts, Proposals, Grants: Art of Getting to the Point
Tuesday, March 13, 2012 • 4-5 pm • Carlson Library 1025
At some point, you may be required to write an abstract, proposal, or grant, which requires you to be able to prioritize and summarize—and then write it down succinctly. Session will address this process and provide helpful tips. Information applicable for students in humanities and STEM fields.

http://www.enrollmentservices.utoledo.edu/events/register.asp?event_id=2603

· Writing Through Research, Research Through Writing
Tuesday, March 20, 2012 • 4-5 pm • Carlson Library 1025
Has this happened to you? You get “writer’s block”, and stop writing in order to accumulate more research, even if it is not pertinent to your thesis? You may be surprised to discover that the act of writing can not only move you through the obstacle, but allow you to make better connections to your existing research. Session will cover this “break-through” process that can be used at all stages of writing your thesis/dissertation. Information applicable for students in STEM fields and humanities

. http://www.enrollmentservices.utoledo.edu/events/register.asp?event_id=2604

· The Job Interview & Beyond
Thursday, April 5, 2012 • 12:00 – 1:30 pm • SU 2591
Are you ready for that next interview? Learn more about preparing for the job interview, employer expectations, negotiating salary and benefits, professional etiquette, and transitioning from graduate study to work. Co-sponsored by College of Graduate Studies and Office of Career Services.
http://www.enrollmentservices.utoledo.edu/events/register.asp?event_id=2615

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The College of Graduate Studies is pleased to announce our first professional development program of the academic year….

Graduate Students: Career Exploration & Self Assessment
Thu., September 22 • 12:00 – 1:30 pm • SU 2591
Career Planning throughout your graduate program will help you to identify and achieve your professional goals. The planning process begins with self assessment. This program will help you to understand that effective career decision-making begins with knowing yourself. Topics to be covered include exploring interests, skills, values; increasing career awareness; and understanding the connection between degree/education and careers. Co-sponsors: Career Services & College of Graduate Studies.

If you are interested in attending this program, please register on-line at:

http://www.enrollmentservices.utoledo.edu/events/register.asp?event_id=2582

Seating is limited, so please register early!

If you have any questions, please contact us at 419.530.4723 or by return e-mail.

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Grad Night Out!

Please join us at The Toledo Zoo to explore The Lights Before Christmas display. Each year, The Toledo Zoo is transformed into a winter wonderland, featuring over one million lights and hundreds of lighted animal images.

When: November 19, 2010

Time: 5:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.

Where: The Toledo Zoo,

The Museum of Science Balcony, 2 Hippo Way, Toledo, Ohio 43609

Cost: Free for UT Graduate Students

Refreshments will be provided.

Please note that this event is for UT Graduate Students only. Spaces are limited! Please RSVP by November 18, 2010. To RSVP, stop by the Office of Student Involvement, Student Union 3504, by calling Jessica Merritt at 419.530.4109 or by e-mailing Nadea at Nadea.Khorbotly@rockets.utoledo.edu by November 18^th.

Members of The University of Toledo community are invited to attend three open forums to share their views and provide feedback for the self-study report UT is preparing for its 2012 visit from The Higher Learning Commission (HLC) for continuing accreditation.
The forums will address three topics that are crucial to the future of the university — merging the cultures of the campuses, student learning and effective teaching, and economic viability. These topics also impact each of the five criterions of the self-study.
As a valuable member of the campus community, your views and input on how well UT meets HLC criteria are very valuable. Therefore, we would like to extend a special invitation to you to attend one or all of the programs that will be held in connection with the special emphasis study.

The times, dates, locations and topics are:

Special Emphasis: Merging Cultures
Criterion 1: Mission and Integrity
Friday, Oct. 22, 2010, 9 to 11 a.m.
Main Campus, Memorial Field House Room 1230

How do we show understanding and support of the university’s mission within the institution?
How do we move toward a shared identity that embraces our mission and strategic plan?
How do the separate cultures of each campus translate into one stronger institution?

Special Emphasis: Teaching and Learning Synergies
Criterion 3: Student Learning and Effective Teaching
Criterion 4: Acquisition, Discovery, and Application of Knowledge
Friday, Oct. 29, 2010, 9 to 11 a.m.
Health Science Campus, Eleanor N. Dana Conference Center

What do we intend students to know and to do, and how do we determine what they actually can know and do?
How does the institution provide support to ensure faculty, students and staff responsibly acquire, discover and apply knowledge?
How do we move beyond conversations into greater interdisciplinary teaching and learning?
What is the balance between quality undergraduate teaching and research for a 21st century research university?

Special Emphasis: Economic Viability
Criterion 2: Preparing for the Future
Criterion 5: Engagement and Service
Friday, Nov. 5, 2010, 9 to 11 a.m.
Main Campus, Research and Technology Complex (R1) Building Room 1010
2600 Dorr St.

How do all levels of planning work together toward our mission?
How do we serve the needs and expectations of our constituencies?
How do we balance our responsibilities with our own mission and vision?
How do we maximize our intellectual capital while streamlining resources?
How do we foster an entrepreneurial environments

What: Symposium Cleveland State University
When:October 16, 2010
Deadline: The deadline for submission of abstracts has been extended until Friday October 8, 2010

Info: It is a multi-disciplinary symposium, although the majority of participants in previous years have been from engineering & pure sciences.

Further info can be found at www.CSIRC.Weebly.com

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The University of Toledo

Health Science Campus

Council of Biomedical Graduate Students

PRESENTS

2010-2011 Career Research Forum

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18TH 5:30 PM

THE HEALTH EDUCATION BUILDING, ROOM 103

SPEAKERS:

Catherine B. Martineau, MacMillan Sobanski & Todd LLC
Dr. Patricia Komuniecki, Dean College of Grad. Studies, UT
Dr. Nader Abraham, Dept. Chair, CVMD, UT
Dr. Debra Gmerek, Director & Assoc. Dean Clinical Research, UT

PS: DINNER WILL BE PROVIDED TO ONLY THOSE WHO RSVP

Contact:

CouncilGraduateStudents@utoledo.edu to RSVP

for the dinner and for more information about this event

The University of Toledo Graduate Student Association Midwest Graduate Research Symposium

http://sites.google.com/site/graduatestudentassociation/information

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FREE PIZZA & REFRESHMENTS

"Where General Assembly hear the concerns of the graduate students."

Health Science Campus Tuesday February 16, 2010, Noon

Building: Health Education Building

Room: 100

Main Campus Student Union Tuesday February 16, 2010, Noon

Building: Student Union

Room: Lounge

Main Campus Engineering Wednesday February 17, 2010, Noon

Building: North Engineering

Room: EECS Lounge

Any Graduate Student Concern brought up will be covered

Parking

General Fees

Stipend

Lunch Space in Engineering

Anything at all!

The Spring Semester Mixer

"A chance to meet your peers and mix it up"

When: Friday January 22, 2010

Where: Mulvaney's Bunker Irish Pub

Time: 8:00P.M.- Midnight

Scholars' Celebration / Sigma Xi Student Research Symposium

Saturday, October 24, 2009

Student Union, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

http://www.utoledo.edu/utlc/undergradresearch/sigmaxi/scholarssigmaxi2009a.html

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