At our annual 3MT competition, graduate students have just three minutes to explain the breadth and significance of their (often complex) research to a non-specialist audience. Our latest competition was nothing short of impressive.
Leadership from The Graduate School attended and presented at the 2023 Graduate Career Consortium.
Graduate education is defined by the ladder metaphor— work your way up from student to professor with your job eventually becoming your whole life— but we need new metaphors that offer more room for exploration and failure, writes CareerWell’s Vanessa Doriott Anderson.
Graduate students from across North Carolina connected for a professional development networking event in mid-May.
The humanities are framed as in constant crisis, writes CareerWell’s Vanessa Doriott Anderson, but, in fact, they prepare graduate students extraordinarily well for the world of work.
Buck Goldstein ’70 (’76 JD) will join The Graduate School’s CareerWell program as an executive in residence, effective January 2022.
CareerWell, a new program from The Graduate School, helps graduate and professional students sharpen career skills so they are better-prepared for an evolving job market outside academia.
Graduate students who participated in CareerWell gained real-world, multidisciplinary experience through team-based work for corporate partners PRA Health Sciences and Enzerna Biosciences, Inc.
Joseph Ruiz, president of the biotechnology company, also recently joined CareerWell as an executive in residence and Advisory Committee member.
