In response to recommendations from UT’s Re-Imagining Fall Task Force about supporting human subjects research, the Office of Research and Engagement has developed a series of panel discussions on transitioning from in-person to virtually conducted research. One-on-one coaching will also be available to researchers who require additional advice on conducting human subjects research online. Find out more and get the full fall 2020 schedule at: research.utk.edu/ore-to-host-virtual-irb-panel-series/.

Visit our GPSAW 2020 page for the latest schedule and to find out how to get access to the Zoom sessions.

Considering consulting as a possible career path? Or just curious about what consultants do? Attend the Consulting Industry Seminar on Monday. March 2^nd. This is a professional development opportunity sponsored by the Center for Career Development. for any non-business majors to learn more about the Consulting industry and what they look for when hiring individuals. You will hear about the fundamentals of the key firms in the industry, how they are set up in terms of practice area, and the nature of work as a consultant in this one hour overview on the industry.  Information on the interview process and the use of case interviews will be included along with career progression and salaries in the profession. See more information on register on Handshake: utk.joinhandshake.com/events/447359/share_preview

One of the keys to professional development is networking, but what does it mean to engage in networking, and how does one go about it? Another key is finding a mentor or establishing a network of mentors to guide, advise, or just cheer you on. This session of Strategic Planning for Your Life will discuss how to establish and be a part of a supportive network. Please join us on February 12 at 5:00pm at Hodges 262A, and make some connections!

The third session of What’s Your Work About? will be centered around how to talk about one’s work in a few words, but still be clear and compelling. We’ll be looking at successful 3MT participants and develop “elevator pitches” as examples to draw from and practicing as a group. Please join us in Hodges 128 on February 11 at 5:00pm. There are a few seats left, so register at workshop.utk.edu.