Event Registration - Graduate Career Consortium
4/11/2024
The Legislative & Policy Alignment Community of Practice invites you to join us for a virtual, interactive, guided discussion on the evergreen GCC topic, “faculty buy-in,” on April 11, 2-3 pm ET/11am-12pm PT! We will discuss terminology and strategies, while our main goal is to have time for practical brainstorming and goal-setting.
Session learning goals:
- Define faculty buy-in
- Get input from articles, to expand our definition(s) of faculty buy-in and discuss strategies towards getting faculty buy-in
- Brainstorm ideas to get support and buy-in from faculty on one of your projects
- Set goals to implement some of the strategies discussed as a group
Optional reading ahead of the session:
- What We Talk About When We Talk About ‘Faculty Buy In’, William P. Mullaney, Academic Briefing, 2018
- Four Strategies to Improve Faculty Buy-in for Online Education, Brian Udermann, Academic Leader, 2018
- How can you get faculty buy-in for institutional decisions?, LinkedIn AI-compiled article
Please note that this is a live discussion, therefore the Zoom session will NOT be recorded.
The session will be facilitated by the co-chairs of the Legislation and Policy Alignment CoP*:
- Alicia Roy, PhD (she/her)
- Bénédicte Gnangnon, PhD (she/her)
6/4/2024 - 6/4/2024
All GCC members are invited to join this half-day workshop to build your capacity in career coaching by leveraging ChatGPT, as well as building your capacity for resilience through self-care, reflection, and a change mindset.
Part I: ChatGPT for Career Coaches: Scale Up Your Coaching
Providing specific career advice for each student, postdoc, or alum is a monumental task, especially when you serve hundreds or thousands of job-seekers. But ChatGPT is a chance to fundamentally reshape that equation, leveraging your existing coaching expertise in concert with this new technology to dramatically scale up your impact. Our speaker is Jeremy Schifeling, co-founder of the Job Insiders and author of Career Coach GPT: The Complete Guide to ChatGPT Resume, Cover Letter, Interview, and Job Search Success.
Part II: Self-Care, Reflection, Resilience, and a Change Mindset
Periods of rapid change can lead to imposter fears and a sense of burnout as we try to cope. In this workshop, Dr. Donna Dopwell will help us identify strategies to build self-care activities, reflection, and resilience by engaging a change mindset. Dr. Dopwell is Assistant Professor and Director of Social Work at Tennessee State University, and she will lead us through activities that can help us build resilience while we cope with rapid change in our work environment.
The registration cost for the 2024 Mid-Career Professionals Workshop is $150.
Location: Zoom
Registration ends on 6/3/2024