Graduate Student Research Workshop

For most students, graduate research is an entirely new experience that requires unique skills and many new tools. Unlike undergraduate degree programs, graduate research often has few milestones to indicate progress and because of its individual nature, there is often little peer support for new students. In addition, personal interactions are an important part of the graduate experience and many of us are not aware of the unwritten rules that govern collaborative efforts,. Understanding these is often critical for success. We will discuss many of the issues that we consider important in making each individual graduate program a success. At the end of this session, students should have a better understanding of the expectations of graduate students and will become better informed regarding the tools that make research progress more efficient.

Date: Oct 15th (Friday), 2010
Time: 10:00-13:00
Location: JHE 342