GRADUATE RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT

G.R.A.D. Aggies

G.R.A.D Aggies is a collaborative e�ort of:

Career Center Center for Teaching ExcellenceCounseling and Psychological

ServicesGraduate and Professional

Student GovernmentGraduate and Professional Studies

International Student ServicesMoney Education Center

University LibrariesUniversity Writing Center

Graduate Resources and Development

(G.R.A.D.) for Aggies

G.R.A.D. AggiesProgram

Information for Faculty

For more information:visit grad-aggies.tamu.edu or

contact grad-aggies@tamu.edu

Full day workshops

1 hour seminars

1-on-1 advising

Online resources

Recruiting tool: prospective students are interested in

available resources to help them succeed in their academic pursuits and in

professional life a�er graduate school. Sharing information about

G.R.A.D. Aggies can supplement your recruitment toolkit.

Training tool: G.R.A.D. Aggies can assist with

graduate student training in a variety of competency areas (e.g. academic,

instruction and assessment, leadership, communication, career), as well as

provide resources & support to help trainees manage the stress associated

with graduate school.

G.R.A.D. Aggies helps students engage in activities and resources to better prepare them to succeed in their academic and

professional careers.

Graduate and professional students can earn professional development certi�cates through

G.R.A.D. Aggies to showcase their training on their resume/CV.

2019 G.R.A.D. Aggies Certi�cate Ceremony and Reception

Creating a Syllabus (CTE)

Big Help with Small Talk (CC)

Money Education Center One-on-One Advising Appointments (ME)

Industry Interviewing Skills (CC)

Academic Interviewing Skills (CC)

LinkedIn & Branding (CC)

CVs and Cover Letters (CC)

Academic Job Search & Networking (CC)

Industry Job Search & Networking (CC)

G.R.A.D. Aggies Day (All collaborators)

Preparing for Career Fairs (CC)

Resume Workshop for Career Fairs (CC)

Living a Life of Balance & Wellness (CAPS)

Introductions and Conclusions (UWC)Flow: Clarity & Continuity in Academic Writing (UWC)

Managing Stress & Anxiety (CAPS)

Literature Reviews (UWC)

Writing Your Teaching Philosophy (CTE)

Reviews and Critiques: Writing About Others’ Work (UWC)

NSF: �e Agency, Proposal Preparation & Review (RDS)

Introduction to Traditional & Open Access Publishing Models (UL)

Using Previously Published Material in Your Dissertation or �esis (UL)

�e Information Landscape of Dissertations & �eses (UL)

Learning Outcomes and the Course Development Cycle (CTE)

Metacognition (CTE)

Encouraging Classroom Discussion (CTE)

“Caring” as a Viable Pedagogical Choice for Classroom Instruction (CTE)

Introduction to Copyright Basics (UL)

Creating a Data Management Plan (UL)

Managing Research Data (UL)

Organizing Your Research with a Literature Matrix (UL)

Staying Out of Data Danger Zones (UL)

Introduction to Endnote (UL)

Getting the Most out of Google Scholar (UL)

Open Educational Resources Workshop (CIRTL)

Introduction to College Teaching (CTE)

3 Minute �esis Competition (OGAPS)

Increasing Engagement & Comprehension of Assigned Class Readings (CTE)

Fine Tuning Your Oral Presentation Skills (UWC)

ReOrientation (All collaborators)

Community of Scholars: Dinner & Dialogue (OGAPS)

Knowing Yourself (OGAPS)

Leadership and Integrity (AHS)

Career Center One-on-One Advising Appointments (CC)

Developing Your Leadership (OGAPS)Integrating Your Leadership (OGAPS)

Grants: �ey Have a Language All �eir Own (RDS)

G.R.A.D. Aggies Programming

Leadership

Instruction & Assessment

Career

Communication

Events address graduate student professional development in a variety of competency areas. Below are example sessions and workshops o�ered through G.R.A.D. Aggies. Please note this is not an all-inclusive list. New sessions are added throughout the semester and not all sessions listed will be o�ered every semester. For locations and the current schedule, please visit the G.R.A.D. Aggies webpage (grad-aggies.tamu.edu) or the G.R.A.D. Aggies Calendar (tx.ag/GRADAggiesCalendar).

Career Center (CC), Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE), Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG), International Student Services (ISS), Money Education Center (MEC), O�ce of Graduate and Professional Studies (OGAPS), University Libraries (UL), University Writing Center (UWC), Research Development Services (RDS), Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning (CIRTL), �ree Minute �esis (3MT), Aggie Honor System (AHS)

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