GPSC 433 Conferences and Calls: Sketching a Plan

Description

Academic conferences provide an excellent opportunity for graduate students to share their research and to hone presentation skills. Learn techniques for how to write your abstract, revise papers for presentation and prepare for your turn at the podium.

Bring to the workshop:
* your questions
* any recent conference calls you are considering
* drafts of your abstracts to review with peers.

Also Available: Workshop: Conference Paper Writing Groups (GPSC434)TipsSheet: Presenting Papers for Perfectionists
Provider:
Information To Come
Leader:
Laurie Lamoureux Scholes
Leader Biography:
Lamoureux Scholes is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Religion and Director of the Graduate and Professional Skills program. She has presented papers at professional academic conferences for over 10 years and sat on several conference selections committees.
Learning Objectives:
1-Tips for writing your abstract
2-Revising papers for conference presentations
3-Delivering techniques
This workshop is recorded under the skill domain:
Strategic Communication
Target Skills:
Peer-to-Peer
Related skill domains:
Career Building
Section/Date/Time/Location:
/B1 Thu, Jan 10 2013 10h00-11h30 SGW MB 15.254
     
Can't make any of the above dates? Let us know your preference and we will work with partners to see if alternative dates can be scheduled.
Repeated:
Does not repeat
Duration:
Number of Sessions: 1
Length of one Session: 1.5 hours
Suitable For:
All Streams
Workshop Capacity:
/B1 35
Remaining Spaces:
/B1 25
Non-attendance Fee: $25       
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Resources

GPSC433 - Presenting Papers for Perfectionists
Presenting Papers for Perfectionists
Tips for making public presentations, especially presenting a paper at an academic conference. Includes tips for adapting papers, preparing for the presenation and networking at the conference.

GPSC433 - Sample Conference Proposals
Sample Conference Proposals
Samples of Individual and Group conference proposals, review rubriks and additional resources.

Feedback

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The following feedback was offered by attendees and includes their degree and program information.
Doctoral - JM1 - PhD
Most beneficial aspect: The overall subject of the workshop was very beneficial, it is a very important subject for graduate students.
Doctoral - AS1 - Communication Studies
Most beneficial aspect: The instructor for this workshop was great. It felt like everyone had a chance to speak and ask questions. The environment was super friendly, which I think was because of the instructor. And I felt like she had a clear agenda for what we were going to discuss, but she was still very open to people who had questions that veered away from that.
Postdoctoral - AS1 - NA
Most beneficial aspect: Learning about conferences in other disciplines.

Past Offerings

Section/Date/Time/Location/Registrations:
/B1 Thu, Jan 10 2013 10h00-11h30 SGW MB 15.254    10/35
/A1 Fri, Nov 16 2012 09h30-11h00 SGW MB 2.270    19/50
/A1 Thu, Nov 24 2011 14h30-16h00 SGW H 427    11/25