Schedule
Registration and the schedule for the Fall term 2019 term is now available. More workshops will be added as details are confirmed. Click here for details on how to register, unless specified otherwise.
Fall Term - 2019
Applying for a Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship
Who: Dr Rebecca Huegler (SGS)
When: Monday 12th August, 2019
Time: 12noon - 1pm (EDST)
Where: Online webinar (details to log in will be sent to those registered)
Workshop Description: This webinar will provide you with an overview of the Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship program, including guidelines for applying, the adjudication criteria, and tips for preparing a strong application.
Tips on Appling for Scholarships - SSHRC
Who: Dr Betsy Donald (SGS)
When: Wednesday 14th August, 2019
Time: 12noon - 1pm (EDST)
Where: Online webinar (details to log in will be sent to those registered)
Workshop Description: This session will provide information about what makes an application stand out, what sells and what doesn’t, and how best to present your research
Tips on Applying for Scholarships - CIHR
Who: Dr Sam Basta (DBMS)
When: Tuesday 20th August, 2019
Time: 12noon - 1pm (EDST)
Where: Online webinar (details to log in will be sent to those registered)
Workshop Description: This session will provide information about what makes an application stand out, what sells and what doesn’t, and how best to present your research
Tips on Applying for Scholarships - NSERC
Who: Dr James Reynolds (SGS)
When: Wednesday 21st August, 2019
Time: 12noon - 1pm (EDST)
Where: Online webinar (details to log in will be sent to those registered)
Workshop Description: This session will provide information about what makes an application stand out, what sells and what doesn’t, and how best to present your research
Jump Start Your Career
Who: Jenny Lee Northey (Career Services) & Dr James Reynolds (SGS)
When: Friday 6th September, 2019
Time: 9am - 11am
Where: Gordon Hall, Room 302
Workshop Description
Effective Communication With Your Supervisor
Who: Dr Arunima Khanna (Student Wellness Services), and Dr Betsy Donald (SGS)
When: Tuesday 10th September, 2019 (4.00pm - 6.00pm)
Time: 4pm - 6pm
Where: Gordon Hall, Room 302
Workshop Description
Intercultural Training Certificate - Series 1
Who: QUIC and 4DISC
When: Tuesdays, Sept. 17, 24, Oct. 1, 8, 15
Time: 2.30pm - 4.30pm
Where: QUIC, 2nd floor Mitchell Hall
Workshop Description: Intercultural Training Certificate (PDF, 432 KB)
Space is limited; reserve your place by emailing quic.training@queensu.ca.
Participants must attend five 90 minute workshops, or three 150 minute workshops, in order to receive a certificate.
Participants are asked to complete the online training Tools for Success in an Intercultural World before registering for the Certificate workshops.
Intercultural Training Certificate - Series 2
Who: QUIC and 4DISC
When: Thursdays, Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 3, 10, 17
Time: 1.30pm - 3.30pm
Where: QUIC, 2nd floor Mitchell Hall
Workshop Description: Intercultural Training Certificate (PDF, 432 KB)
Space is limited; reserve your place by emailing quic.training@queensu.ca.
Participants must attend five 90 minute workshops, or three 150 minute workshops, in order to receive a certificate.
Participants are asked to complete the online training Tools for Success in an Intercultural World before registering for the Certificate workshops.
Effective Communication With Your Supervisor - Repeat session
Who: Dr Arunima Khanna (Student Wellness Services), and Dr Betsy Donald (SGS)
When: Monday 23rd September, 2019
Time: 4pm - 6pm
Where: Mitchell Hall, Room 126
Workshop Description
Principles of Teaching and Learning
Who: CTL
When: Tuesday 24th September, 2019
Time: 4pm - 6pm
Where: Gordon Hall, room 302
Workshop Description
Setting the Tone for Inclusivity in the Classroom
Who: Dr Erin Clow and Dr Jean Pfleiderer (Human Rights Office)
When: Thursdays, Sept. 26th
Time: 11am - 1pm
Where: Gordon Hall, Room 302
Workshop Description
Jump Start Your Career - repeat session
Who: Jenny Lee Northey (Career Services) & Dr James Reynolds (SGS)
When: Tuesday 1st October, 2019
Time: 10am - 12noon
Where: MItchell Hall, Room 126
Workshop Description
Managing Your Time
Who: Ian Garner (SASS)
When: Thursday Oct 3rd
Time: 11am - 1pm
Where: Gordon Hall, Room 302
Workshop Description
Foundations of Project Management 1
Who: Mitacs
When: Tuesday 8th and Wednesday 9th October, 2019 (9.00am-5.00pm)
Where: TBA
Registration: via Mitacs Edge
Workshop Description: Foundations of Project Management 1 (PDF, 408 KB)
Career Week - 15th to 18th October
Preparing a Teaching Dossier
Who: Andy Leger (CTL)
When: Tuesday 15th October, 2019 (9am - 11am)
Where: Robert Sutherland Hall, room 202
Workshop Description: Preparing a Teaching Dossier (PDF, 399 KB)
Effective Networking
Who: Josh Zettel (Career Services)
When: Tuesday 15th October, 2019 (1pm - 3pm)
Where: Robert Sutherland Hall, room 202
Workshop Description: Effective Networking (PDF, 531 KB)
CV's, Cover Letters & Mock Interviews
Who: SGS, Faculty, Graduate Students and Post Docs
When: Wednesday 16th October, 2019 (9am - 11am)
Where: Robert Sutherland Hall, room 202
Workshop Description (PDF 73 KB)
Resumes, Cover Letters & Interviewing for Positions in Business, Governments & Non Profits
Who: Julia Blackstock (Career Services)
When: Wednesday 16th October, 2019 (1pm - 3pm)
Where: Robert Sutherland Hall, room 202
Workshop Description (PDF 399KB)
Keynote: Strategic Career Development for Graduate Students & Post-Doctoral Fellows
Who: Cathy Keates (Director, Career Services)
When: Thursday 17th October, 2019 (1.30pm - 3.30pm)
Where: Robert Sutherland Hall, room 202
Workshop Description (PDF 103 KB)
Your Versatile Degree - Graduates on working outside the academic sector
Who: Varied
When: Friday 18th October, 2019 (1.30pm - 3.30pm)
Where: Mitchell Hall, Event Commons
Workshop Description: Panelists will outline their own career pathway and address the following questions: How do I begin to identify skills gained in my graduate program; How do I translate these skills into a non-academic setting?; What are employers looking for? - theory and practice; How employers hire. Panelists will then offer some tips on how to present yourself when looking for work and highlight what employers look for when they are hiring.
Networking Reception
When: Friday 18th October, 2019 (4pm - 5.30pm)
Where: Agnes Etherington Arts Centre Atrium
Description: Join us along with alumni and the Kingston community for an informal gathering to practice your networking skills and discuss career opportunities.
Career Week ends
Networking Skills
Who: Mitacs
When: Wednesday 23rd October, 2019 (9.00am-5.00pm)
Where: Mitchell Hall, Event Commons
Registration: via Mitacs Edge
Workshop Description (PDF 77KB)
Intercultural Training Certificate - Series 3
Who: QUIC and 4DISC
When: Wednesdays, Oct. 30, Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27
Time: 2.30pm - 4.30pm
Where: QUIC, 2nd floor Mitchell Hall
Workshop Description: Intercultural Training Certificate (PDF, 432 KB)
Space is limited; reserve your place by emailing quic.training@queensu.ca.
Participants must attend five 90 minute workshops, or three 150 minute workshops, in order to receive a certificate.
Participants are asked to complete the online training Tools for Success in an Intercultural World before registering for the Certificate workshops.
TEDxQueensU Salon Event - How to Turn Your Graduate Work into a TEDx Talk
In partnership with TEDxQueensU, the School of Graduate Studies will be co-hosting two TEDx Salons each year at Queen's
Who: SGS and TEDxQueensU
When: 30 October 2019 (6.30-8.30pm)
Where: Robert Sutherland Hall, room 202
Workshop Description: (PDF 72KB)
Upgrading your Literature Review
Who: Valerie Ashford (SASS)
When: Thursday 31st October, 2019 (11am - 1pm)
Where: Gordon Hall, room 302
Workshop Description: Upgrading your Literature Review (PDF, 388 KB)
P.A. Day Writing Circle
Who: SGS and Athletics & Recreation camps
When: Friday 1st November, 2019 (9.00am - 4.00pm)
Where: Students - Stauffer Library Helen Howard Reading Room 311. Children - Register with Athletics & Recreation & use the coupon discount
Register via Expanding Horizons
Description: Students will have a concentrated period of writing time while their children (ages 5-12) engage in age-appropriate activities supervised by trained Athletics & Recreation camp staff. Snacks will be provided for grad students.
Note: this does not count towards your Expanding Horizons certificate
Media Training
Who: Anne Craig (University Relations), Faculty, Graduate students
When: Tuesday 12th November, 2019 (11am - 1pm)
Where: Mitchell Hall, Event Commons
Workshop Description - full description coming soon
Intercultural Training Certificate - Series 4
Who: QUIC and 4DISC
When: Saturday Nov. 16, 23, 30
Time: 1.30pm - 5pm
Where: QUIC, 2nd floor Mitchell Hall
Workshop Description: Intercultural Training Certificate (PDF, 432 KB)
Space is limited; reserve your place by emailing quic.training@queensu.ca.
Participants must attend five 90 minute workshops, or three 150 minute workshops, in order to receive a certificate.
Participants are asked to complete the online training Tools for Success in an Intercultural World before registering for the Certificate workshops.
Essentials of Productive Teams
Who: Mitacs
When: 28th November, 2019 (9.00am-5.00pm) - new date
Where: Mitchell Hall, Event Commons
Registration: via Mitacs Edge
Workshop Description: (PDF 71KB)
P.A. Day Writing Circle
Who: SGS and Athletics & Recreation camps
When: Friday 29th November, 2019 (9.00am - 4.00pm)
Where: Students - Stauffer Library Helen Howard Reading Room 311. Children - Register with Athletics & Recreation & use the coupon discount
Register via Expanding Horizons
Description: Students will have a concentrated period of writing time while their children (ages 5-12) engage in age-appropriate activities supervised by trained Athletics & Recreation camp staff. Snacks will be provided graduate students.
Note: this does not count towards your Expanding Horizons certificate
Accessibility
Queen’s is committed to an inclusive campus community with accessible goods, services, and facilities that respect the dignity and independence of persons with disabilities. The School of Graduate Studies, Expanding Horizons workshop series is available in an accessible format or with appropriate communication supports upon request.
Please contact Colette Steer in the SGS office in one of the following ways: Email: steerc@queensu.ca Phone: ext. 78776 In person: 74 Union Street, Gordon Hall, Room 425