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Graduate school is an exciting and challenging journey that requires more than academic ability - it demands effective strategies for managing time, resources, and expectations.

Join the Dean of Graduate Studies for an interactive workshop designed to help you thrive in your graduate program.

This session will cover:

• Proven techniques for balancing coursework, research, and personal life
• Tips for building strong relationships with faculty and peers
• Strategies for overcoming common challenges and staying motivated
• Resources and support systems available to graduate student

Your graduate education is more than a degree鈥攊t鈥檚 a launchpad for your future career.

This workshop, led by the Assistant Dean of Graduate Studies, will help you align your academic experiences with your professional goals.

In this session, you will learn how to:

• Identify career objectives and map them to your graduate program
• Select courses, research projects, and internships that strengthen your career trajectory
• Build a professional network within and beyond academia
• Leverage university resources to gain a competitive edge in your chosen field

Whether you鈥檙e pursuing a career in academia, industry, government, or the nonprofit sector, this workshop will provide actionable strategies to customize your graduate experience for long-term success.

Graduate school can feel overwhelming, but you don鈥檛 have to navigate it alone. Graduate Connect: Engagement & Support is designed to help you build meaningful connections and access the resources you need to thrive.

Led by the Assistant Director of Graduate Student Services, this workshop will explore strategies for staying engaged, finding support, and creating a strong sense of community throughout your graduate journey.

In this session, you will learn how to:

• Connect with campus resources and support services
• Build networks with peers, faculty, and professional organizations
• Maintain well-being and balance during your program
• Engage in opportunities

This session introduces graduate students to campus-supported AI tools and demonstrates how they can enhance research, writing, data analysis, and project management within the boundaries of USF academic policy.

The focus is on helping students understand what tools are available, how to use them responsibly, and how to align AI use with disciplinary standards, faculty expectations, and USF鈥檚 policies on academic integrity and data protection.

Do you ever feel like you don鈥檛 belong or worry that others will 鈥渇ind out鈥� you鈥檙e not as capable as they think? You鈥檙e not alone鈥攎any graduate students experience imposter syndrome.

This interactive workshop will help you recognize these feelings, understand their impact, and develop strategies to overcome them.

In this session, you will: 

• Explore the root causes and signs of imposter syndrome
• Learn practical techniques to build confidence and resilience
• Discover ways to reframe negative self-talk and celebrate achievements
• Connect with peers who share similar experiences

Join us to break the mask of self-doubt and step into your full potential as a scholar and professional.

Have questions about graduate school life, research, or career planning? Join us for an open and honest conversation with a panel of experienced graduate students.

This interactive Q&A session is your chance to hear firsthand insights, tips, and advice from peers who have successfully navigated the challenges of graduate education.

What to Expect:

• Practical strategies for balancing coursework, research, and personal life
• Tips for building relationships with faculty and finding mentorship
• Advice on funding, professional development, and career preparation
• Honest discussion about common challenges and how to overcome them

Bring your questions and connect with fellow students in a supportive environment designed to help you succeed.