GuariniGRAD Workshops

The Guarini Career Office team offers a variety of workshops and series to support graduate students and postdocs in your current work and to prepare you for your future career. Below are some of our regular offerings.

  • Academic Job Search Series – Offered every fall term. See Academic Job Search Series for more information.
  • Alumni Talks – Visits with Guarini alumni offered throughout the year either in person or online. Check the events calendar for upcoming visits.
  • CIMER Mentoring Series – CIMER’s mission is to advance the science and practice of mentorship. Dartmouth offers a series with CIMER trained staff, typically in the winter term. See article about initial offering.
  • Ethics Training – Offered as course during the fall term for incoming graduate students and a workshop series for postdocs. See Ethics for more.
  • Future Faculty workshops – Guarini offers ongoing resources and workshops for TAs, instructors, and those who may be faculty in the future. See Teaching Support for more.
  • Generative AI Literacy pilotComing soon!
  • Research Communication Series – Offered once or twice a year as a chance for grad students and postdocs to gain confidence communicating with different audiences.

The Guarini Team also partners with colleagues across campus who offer workshops on grant writing, research computing, programming, data visualization, machine learning, library tools, and more.

Check the GuariniGRAD events calendar for upcoming opportunities!

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Helpful Links

National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity

Dartmouth’s Institutional Membership in the NCFDD provides postdocs and faculty access to the …

Dartmouth Connect an online networking hub where Dartmouth alumni from around the world can connect, explore career resources, and offer …

Contact & Location

Phone
603-646-2104
Address

102 Anonymous Hall
64 College St.
Hanover, NH 03755