Networking: Navigating Grad School and Beyond: Skills for Academic Success
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Slides on the importance of networking for academically-minded PhD students. Written and compiled by Gregory Ward and Lauren Hall-Lew, presented at the Linguistics Society of America meeting, January 2011, Pittsburgh, PA, in a panel run by COSIAC: Committee on Student Issues and Concerns.
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Networking: Navigating Grad School and Beyond: Skills for Academic Success
- 1. Networking Navigating Grad School and Beyond: Skills for Academic Success Gregory Ward Northwestern University Lauren Hall-Lew University of Edinburgh LSA Annual Meeting Pittsburgh, PA 8 January 2011
- 2. Some Examples of How Not to Network
- 3. How Not to Network, #1
- 4. How Not to Network, #2
- 5. How Not to Network, #3
- 6. So, How Do You Network and Why Do It?
- 24. Any Questions?
Notas del editor
- When you’re on different levels or floors, I.e. not in contact with other people in the field.
- When one person cannot interest the other in conversation, no matter how nice the setting…
- When you have to pin the other person down to get their attention…
- Lauren is going to start with “Why Network?”…
- So people can associate a name with a face. Be active in the discipline. Be SEEN.
- “Your work on X has really guided my thinking… I’d appreciate any comments you may have…” Tell Sandy Thompson story.