My GradSkills is piloting general research communications feedback sessions for graduate students. Sign up for an in-person or online meeting with a My GradSkills facilitator to share your research and get feedback on your oral and visual communication skills.
The Faculty of Graduate Studies (FGS) is constantly working to enhance the experiences of graduate students. That’s why FGS hosts competitions like Images of Research, and 3 Minute Thesis. Through these competitions students can participate in workshops, resources, and opportunities for one-on-one feedback about research communications. FGS would like to expand on these services by opening research communications training and feedback sessions to all graduate students.
Additionally, it is important that students find the best possible support for their needs. Your participation in these sessions will help FGS to develop and create high quality materials and resources that are relevant to different student contexts (thesis-based and course-based, STEM, social sciences, humanities, creative fields, etc.).
General workshops by request on the topic of research communications:
Micro-presentations: a guide to short format research communications.
Your time starts now: 3MT Talks and Visuals.
3 Steps to Persuasive Knowledge Translation (offered in collaboration with Julia Guy from Library and Cultural Resources).
Crafting a Compelling Narrative: Presenting your research with storytelling.
If this is something you would like to participate in, please contact: Felicia Glatz, Learning Instruction Designer with My GradSkills