The complexity of the Research, Teaching, and Diversity Statements often requires subtle and precise crafting. The Research Statement highlights the value of your work to date, but more crucially,…

Everyone talks about it, but what is networking, and why should you do it? A source of stress for some, networking can revolutionize your job search, but only when you know how it’s done and…

The first seminar in the annual Certificate in University Teaching series explores how the incorporation of instructional design principles into instruction enhances success in reaching expected…

Once you have worked hard at creating memorable, perfect CVs, cover letters, research and teaching statements, and diversity statements, you’re all set. Right? Wrong. The best applicants for…

Don’t know many people on campus yet? Want to meet people from other parts of the university community? Join Tracy Balduzzi, Colleen Oliva, and graduate students for relaxed conversation and…

The BioInspired Institute is excited to announce the theme for our professional development programming this semester: Graphic Design for STEM Practitioners. The series includes a three-workshop…

Need funding for your research? Come grab dinner and join members of the Center for Scholarship and Fellowship Advising and the Office of Research to learn about SU’s resources for identifying…

The BioInspired Institute is excited to announce the theme for our professional development programming this semester: Graphic Design for STEM Practitioners. The series includes a three-workshop…

All interviews are stressful, but academic interviews offer complexities and challenges that are unlike other types. This session will walk you through types of academic interviews and the…

Assessment means more than just testing and grading. Assessment can also be used to engage students and improve their academic performance. For assessment to be effective, it must be grounded in…

In most disciplines, the realities of the academic job market are such that you’ll be applying for virtually all available positions that align with your specialization. But those positions…

Lecture continues to be the most common mode of instruction in higher education. That doesn’t have to be a bad thing! You don’t have to full-on “flip your classroom” to make ample use of…

A significant part of becoming a professor is writing for publication. As graduate students entering the job market, we often find ourselves without the appropriate training to navigate disciplinary…

Are you a soon to be graduate, aspiring researcher or graduate student seeking to unlock the secrets of successful publishing? Submitting your research to top-tier journals can be intimidating, but…

Our second annual symposium is an opportunity to celebrate the amazing work everyone in the BioInspired Institute is doing in the classroom and laboratories. We are also delighted to host the…

One of the critical features of an active learning environment revolves around students having opportunities to engage in productive classroom discussions about important concepts. Classroom…

Book publishing can often be a murky and mysterious process for both scholars and non-academic authors alike. Acquisitions editors from Syracuse University Press hope to make that process clearer for…

Don’t wait until after you submit your dissertation, thesis or other project at the last minute. Learn about what and how you should cite sources that are not just articles and books. Learn how to…

Professor Pacheco, author of Experimenting with Emerging Media Platforms: Field Testing the Future (Routledge, 2023), is joined by his visual storytelling students for this look at how Extended…

Don’t know many people on campus yet? Want to meet people from other parts of the university community? Join Tracy Balduzzi, Speranza Migliore, Carol Burns, and graduate students for relaxed…