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Professional Development for Grad StudentsProfessional development resources on public speaking, publishing, teaching, and more, to help you make the transition from student to professional.
Grant Writing 101
Submitting a grant proposal? Increase your odds of acceptance with these tips and links. How to Behave at a Presentation
In graduate school and beyond, you're judged not only by how you present your own work, but by the respect you show your colleagues. Professional Development for Professors
When I first became a professor, I was struck by the tremendous autonomy afforded faculty. Because no one looks over your shoulder, it's easy to flounder, not knowing what to do or how to manage it all and keep your career afloat. Q&A About Patents
Question: I'd like to patent my theories. How do I go about this? Graduate school doesn't teach you about the practical and technical aspects of life in academia How to Organize A Scientific Meeting
Believe it or not, one day you might be asked to organize a scientific meeting. Here are some excellent tips. Professional Societies Offer More Than Prestige
Why attend that annual meeting? Why join that professional association? These societies and gatherings can do a lot for your professional development. Developing Intellectual Entrepreneurship
The ability to communicate is essential to your success as a grad student and scientist |
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