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Workshops for Graduate Students

I. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 2013
Title: Dissertation Writing Tips
Time: 4:30 - 6 pm
Location: 101 Gibbs Hall (Graduate School Conference Room)
Facilitator: Dr. Ceola Ross Baber, Professor, School of Education

Presentation will cover the steps in the dissertation research process, review key components of Chapter I of the dissertation (Statement of the Problem, Purpose Statement, Research Question or Hypotheses), and some writing strategies.
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II. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2013
Title: Resumes, CVs and Cover Letters
Time: 5 - 6 pm
Location: 101 Gibbs Hall
Facilitator: Cynthia Downing, Office of Career Services

Presentation will explain the difference between of resume and CV, and how to make yours stand out. The workshop will also cover the importance of a good cover letter and what should be included in it.
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III. TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 2013
Title: E-Publishing and Social Media
Time: 3-4 pm
Location: A309 General Classroom Building
Facilitator: Melody Andrews, Writing Center

Presentation will provide a brief introduction to the realm of electronic publising through a discussion of various e-portfolio hosting platforms (with example portfolios). The pros and cons of utilizing various forms of electronic media will also be explored.
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If you would like to attend any of these workshops, please click on the "register now" associated with the workshop(s). Spaces are limited, so please register early.

Thank you.

Queen McSwain
Interim Coordinator for Graduate Student Services
The Graduate School
qmmcswai@ncat.edu
336-285-2377

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