Join Graduate Dean Emeritus Dr. Linda Masonfor an unstructured discussion on mentoring. Discussions are loosely based onthe curriculum developed by the National Research Mentoring Network (NRMN) andinclude the following topics ( but not limited to this... we will go where thediscussion takes us) this semester: maintaining effective communication withyour mentor, aligning expectations in your mentoring relationship, and how todevelop a mentoring team. The discussions are intended to help graduate studentsstrengthen their mentoring relationships with their major professors and othermentors in their academic careers.

This workshop is intended for graduate students who are going on employment interviews. Topics will include the dos and don’ts of having meals with potential employers.

The goal of the Multicultural Engagement for Researchers & Grads in Engineering (MERGE) Lunches is to bring together engineering graduate students and postdocs who want to help create an inclusive space where people who identify as a minority in engineering can build community and excel. The program is open to all engineering graduate students and postdocs.

There is an offering of a workshop series Pathways to Impact in April 2024 for Ph.D. Students, post-docs, and early career Faculty. The workshops are designed to help researchers think about impact beyond the laboratory and the publication, and how they ultimately hope their research and careers will make an impact. This session is for learning about career paths including and beyond academia.

Register your senior design, student organization, EPICS/VIP, or other design project today! Up to $10,000 in awards, door prizes, and snacks!

This open office hour gives you the opportunity to ask any questions you have about fellowship or grant applications as well as seek advice for your application drafts. There is no PowerPoint presentation - just questions and answers on everything and anything related to grant writing.

This virtual workshop is offered by the Equity in Graduate Education Consortium (EGE) exclusively for Purdue University and our EGE partner, Ohio State University. This session is designed to be accessible and relevant to a broad audience across diverse academic disciplines. Whether you are an admissions officer, faculty member, or graduate student, this program offers valuable insights and actionable tools to contribute to a more equitable and inclusive graduate education experience.

Click here to find information about the following Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) grant. ACRP is part of the Transportation Research Board of the National Academies. Form a team and apply today!

This workshop is intended for graduate students who are going on employment interviews. Topics will include the dos and don’ts of having meals with potential employers.

Scite.ai is a new research tool that uses machine learning to make your literature searching more effective. Scite.ai’s database uses machine learning to determine how citations relate to each other (are they supporting, are they contrasting, etc.) and its AI assistant can answer questions using information from real articles. This workshop will cover what Scite.ai is, how to access Purdue’s subscription, and how to use it effectively and responsibly.

This presentation touches on stress topics which enable you to pinpoint key stressors in your life and learn to cope in healthy ways. Designed to be interactive and filled with discussion, you will have the opportunity to talk about how stress affects your life and ways you can reduce stress’s negative impacts.

Purdue University will nominate one PhD graduate student researcher for the 2024 Chorafas Foundation Award. The $10,000 award, made available by the Dimitris N. Chorafas Foundation, is intended as a prize for advanced studies and/or research during or shortly after graduation. The Dimitris N. Chorafas Foundation was founded in 1992 under the leadership of Prof. Dimitris N. Chorafas. The Foundation awards prizes to more than 20 universities each year to stimulate promising young researchers.

Publishing scientific papers is a complex and challenging process. Your publishing record will have a crucial impact on your career. This workshop will cover important concepts, processes, and strategies for preparing and publishing scientific papers. For example, the content will include: where are “good research ideas” from? What is a publishable paper? How to choose the most appropriate journal to ensure success? What are some tips/strategies in the process of submitting your manuscript to a journal? The presenter from CILMAR will use specific examples in the field of intercultural learning to help the participants navigate.

After doing your research, you can waste hours getting your citations into the proper format, in the correct order in your paper, and listed in your bibliography. Zotero is a free citation management program that can help you collect, organize, and share your research. This session is designed to help graduate students get started with Zotero. Attendees will learn how to set up Zotero, gather citations, and generate bibliographies.

This workshop is intended for graduate students who are going on employment interviews. Topics will include the dos and don’ts of having meals with potential employers.

Scite.ai is a new research tool that uses machine learning to make your literature searching more effective. Scite.ai’s database uses machine learning to determine how citations relate to each other (are they supporting, are they contrasting, etc.) and its AI assistant can answer questions using information from real articles. This workshop will cover what Scite.ai is, how to access Purdue’s subscription, and how to use it effectively and responsibly.

Dr. James Mohler, Purdue University Research Integrity Officer, will host an RCR workshop designed to help all grad students, faculty, staff, and postdocs meet the 2-hour, discipline-specific RCR training required under University policy S-20.

After doing your research, you can waste hours getting your citations into the proper format, in the correct order in your paper, and listed in your bibliography. Zotero is a free citation management program that can help you collect, organize, and share your research. This session is designed to help graduate students get started with Zotero. Attendees will learn how to set up Zotero, gather citations, and generate bibliographies.

This workshop is intended for graduate students who are going on employment interviews. Topics will include the dos and don’ts of having meals with potential employers.

Dr. James Mohler, Purdue University Research Integrity Officer, will host an RCR workshop designed to help all grad students, faculty, staff, and postdocs meet the 2-hour, discipline-specific RCR training required under University policy S-20.