Workshops

Hiring committees review scores of applicants for a given position. Impactful materials, especially the CV and cover letter, are often the difference between moving on and being thrown in the…

The research and teaching statements are the subtlest part of your package. The research statement highlights the value of your work to date, but more crucially, it needs to illustrate your bright…

You’ve passed your first hurdle, the screening interview. You’ve been invited for an on-campus interview. Now what? Shana Gadarian, Professor of Political Science and Associate Dean for Research…

How does a search committee make its decisions? What goes into planning and running a successful search? We have gathered faculty from a variety of departments and academic backgrounds to give you…

People often feel squeamish about negotiating. Or they feel like they should negotiate but don’t know where to start. What aspects of an offer are most often negotiated? How do you go about even…

Join Cedric T. Bolon and Kofi Antwi on Wednesday, May 29th at 6:30 PM for Poetic Black Fusion writer’s workshop! Poetic Black Fusion is a writers’ workshop that provides access and opportunities…

Crucial conversations take place in every organization every day. These are conversations where there are high stakes, differences of opinion, and strong emotions. These are conversations around work…

The federal law governing student privacy, dictates when and how we may (or must!) share student information. This session for faculty and staff at Syracuse University, brought to you by the Offices…

This HBCU-inclusive immersion will feature two sessions: Creator Entrepreneur Workshop and Sports Reporting Master Class

About In-Person Research Workshop Cost: Free. When: Monday, June 10, 2024, at 1:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Where (in-person): Lubin House, Syracuse University, 11 East 61st Street, New York, NY 10065…

Overview of the literature review genre; how to get started, develop a focus, organize your thinking and writing. Appropriate for students in all disciplines.

This workshop is designed to strengthen the safety of minors invited to campus.  During this 60 minute presentation, Sarah Ross Cappella, Youth Program Compliance Coordinator, Risk Management, will…

Leadership Skills for behavior change – learn how to lead behavior change in your team or organization with hands-on instruction, practice, and application. In this course, faculty and staff…

Participating in research is an impressive accomplishment. In this workshop, we will go over the steps to describe your research on your resume and make it understandable to the masses. Our goal is…

A sigh and an eyeroll, talking over someone, talking to someone with a loud, curt, and directive tone, failing to acknowledge another person’s presence, gossiping, or whispering behind another’s…

In-person Watch Party will be held at the Peter Graham Scholarly Commons (Bird 114) from 5:30pm-7pm! Food and drinks will be served. Join SOURCE for an insightful panel discussion featuring alumni…

This benefit information session for benefits-eligible faculty and staff is designed to provide an overview of the Remitted Tuition Benefit Program at Syracuse University.  Remitted Tuition provides…

Discuss both practical tips for creating a poster and strategies for clearly presenting your ideas in the poster and at the poster session. This session is ideal for any student preparing for a…

A conversation with Dr. Melissa Welshans (Assistant Director, CFSA) about writing a compelling and concise scholarly abstract. We’ll discuss the function of an abstract, look at structure and…

Learn about what resilience means and how to build your resiliency.   Learn strategies that will help you tap into your values and your support system, and identify ways that will help you move…