Mizzou Graduate School

We’re so excited to welcome Amy Morin to Mizzou for Graduate & Professional Student Appreciation Week! ?? Her insights on mental strength are invaluable, and we can’t wait for our graduate and professional students to hear her message. ?? Join us on Friday, April 11, at 3:00 PM for her keynote! Register here: https://lnkd.in/gFeVdNz9 Tag a fellow grad student who’d love this session! ?? #MizzouGRADitude #MentallyStrongerTogether #AmyMorin #MizzouGradSchool

Our colleagues at Princeton University Graduate School generously make their #GradFUTURES event open to all, including nine virtual topics. A great way to squeeze in some career-building content over Spring Break!

Hey, grad students! How about we take a little break to recharge before Spring break? ???? Join us for a Graduate Student Hangout—a mid-semester social to unwind, connect, and recharge in a fun and aesthetic setting. Expect good vibes, networking, and, of course, pizza & soda on us! ???? ?? March 14, 2025 ?? 7:00 - 10:00 PM ?? Selfie Love, 804 Locust St, Columbia, MO RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/dJ4rF2GA ONLY REGISTERED ATTENDEES WILL BE ADMITTED so we can plan accordingly. Tell your grad school crew & see you there! #GradStudentLife #GPC #Mizzou #Networking #UnwindAndConnect

Reason #234 why graduate students and PhDs can't just convert their academic CV into a resume... A resume isn't just a list of skills and responsibilities -- it's a persuasive document, designed to convince a hiring manager to contact you for an interview. And employers don't just want to see what you've done; they want to understand the IMPACT of your work. How have you applied your skills with success? What results have you achieved? How can you show -- not just tell -- your value to an employer? ?If your institution subscribes to Beyond the Professoriate, you can access the lesson "Writing Resumes That Communicate Your Value to Employers" here: https://lnkd.in/dTgB4ifX This quick lesson will help you move beyond simply listing your skills and achievements -- so you can craft a resume that demonstrates evidence of success and speaks to hiring managers. ????. ?????????????? ?????? ???????? ?????? ???????? ???? ?????? ?????? ???????????? ??????????????... ???? ??????'???? ???????? ???? ?????? ????????????????, ?????? ???????? ?????????? ?????? ?????????? ???????????????????? ???????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ???????????? ???????????????? ???? ???????????????? ?????? ???????????????????? ???? ?????? ?????? ???????????? ??????????????. ?????????? ???????? 3 ???? ?????? ???????????????? ???? ???????? ?? ???????? ???????? ???????? ?????????? ????????????????????.?

?? March GradEssentials Events – Mark Your Calendar! ?? Event Highlights: 3/5 – Grad Lounge at CAFNR / A&S Career Fair (Mizzou Rec) 3/5 – myVITA Training for PhD Students (Online) 3/7 – Grants 201: Writing & Submitting Your Grant (Online) 3/7 – Grad Friday Focus (GradHub) 1PM – Marketing Yourself: Networking & Online Image 2PM – How to Write an Effective Resume 3/14 – Human Skills Series: Time Management for Grad Students (GradHub) ?? Check out the full schedule & register: https://lnkd.in/gZKpwSSF

?? RCAF 2025 Applications Now Open! ?? The GPC programming team is excited to announce that applications for the Research & Creative Activities Forum (RCAF) 2025 are now open! Join us on April 23, 2025, at Jesse Hall (9 AM) for an incredible opportunity to present your research, connect with fellow graduate students, and expand your academic network. Why Participate? ?? Engage with cutting-edge research across disciplines. ??? Discuss your work with peers and faculty. ?? Network with academics at Mizzou. Awards & Categories ??? Compete for prizes: ?? 1st Place: $200 ?? 2nd Place: $150 ?? 3rd Place: $125 ?? People’s Choice Award: $100 Categories include: Sciences (Social & Behavioral, Life, Physical, Engineering), Humanities, Artistic Expression, and Applied Design. Application Details: ?? Deadline: March 25, 2025 ?? Requirements: Abstract (PDF) ?? Apply here: https://lnkd.in/gQG8WHRG Accepted applicants may receive poster printing waivers. For more details, visit the GPC website or contact [email protected]. Apply now and be part of RCAF 2025!

Are you looking for a meaningful leadership opportunity that allows you to give back to communities in Missouri? Mizzou Alternative Breaks (MAB) is recruiting?Fall Site Leaders. These opportunities are open to graduate students! As a Site Leader, you’ll guide a group of peers on a?weekend service trip, choosing from a variety of service areas to make a lasting impact. This is a fantastic way to develop leadership skills, connect with fellow Tigers, and engage in service beyond campus. ???Applications open:?March 1 ???Application deadline:?March 30 ???Interviews will follow \Want to learn more before applying? Join one of our?information sessions: ???March 13 at 6:00 PM?– Arts and Science Room 41 ???March 18 at 5:30 PM?– Zoom (available through Engage Registration) If you’re passionate about service and leadership, we encourage you to apply! Feel free to reach out with any questions. Apply to be a Site Leader here: https://lnkd.in/gVsj_gVX

On the job hunt? Don't miss Beyond the Professoriate's webinar: "Going Beyond LinkedIn: How to Unlock the Hidden Job Market." Access using your MU credentials.

Do you want to make a good impression on the graduate program you are interested in? Then read this. As you interact with recruiters or graduate programs, you are bound to exchange emails. You are also likely to receive a series of emails with information from the university or a specific graduate program. However, I noticed in the last year that prospective students are answering these emails as if they are text messages. No signature, no specific information about their interests or background, and not even clicking on the links provided. ? Treat this communication with care, it will provide the graduate program with a first impression of your potential. ? First, carefully review the email and the call to action (what they want you to do) and any links. ? Second, when replying, provide a little bit about yourself - current degree, research or graduate program interest, any other pertinent information. ? Third, sign your email. What to avoid? ? Asking about deadlines (it is probably in one of the links). ? Email back with a one line like "I'm interested". ? Asking questions that indicate you didn't click on any of the links. You can use these email communications to establish early on your potential for graduate school.

Only a few spots left for today's (2/14) IDP workshop! See details below.