Panel on making strategic decisions for your academic career, April 9

Join the Association for Faculty Women and the Graduate School’s Professional Development Initiative for a virtual panel event on making strategic decisions for an academic career, Tuesday, April 9, from 1–2 p.m.

The panel will address ways to advocate for yourself in academics, set healthy boundaries, and make strategic decisions to help you reach your goals and succeed in your academic career. The panelists will be Celestina Barbosa-Leiker, Leticia Couto, Stacey Hust, Shameem Rakha, and Kara Whitman. All are welcome to hear stories about personal growth and to learn from others about maneuvering academia.

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