Skills for Success in Graduate School

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FOR STUDENTS WITH A LEARNING DIFFERENCE
This skill-building group was created to help graduate students with learning differences meet their academic and creative potential.
By the end of our 5 weeks together, we hope that you can better understand how to achieve academic success using a holistic approach that includes the topics below. Meetings will be held online via Zoom.

Meeting Every Thursday from3:30-5:00pm PT

  • February 25th
  • March 4th
  • March 11th
  • March 18th
    March 25th

 

This group will be limited in size so a screener will be required.
Please contact
sforry@usc.edu
if you are interested.

TOPICS:
Online Learning Strategies
Communication Skills
Time Management
Studying Skills
Stress Management
Campus Resources

Special Sessions for USC Diversity Equity & Inclusion Week 2021

Flyer – Bryant Mark; Flyer – Anna Yeakley

On behalf of Darline P. Robles, Associate Dean, Office of Equity and Inclusion.

 

A reminder USC Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Week is March 8-12.  The schedule of events that will be released shortly.

In addition to the week of events I want to share information on three special sessions. The announcements are attached and you can register now for the sessions.

The three sessions are:

 

Monday March 8, 5-7 p.m.:  Intergroup Dialogue, with Anna Yeakley, Ph.D

 

Tuesday, March 9, 5-6:30 p.m.:  Understanding Implicit Bias, with Bryant Marks, Ph.D

 

Thursday, March 11, 5 to 6:30 p.m.:  Understanding Implicit Bias, with Bryant Marks, Ph.D

TAships Available in Gender and Sexuality Studies for 2021-2022

Dear Graduate Students,

The Department of Gender and Sexuality Studies invites applications for the following TAships during the 2021-2022 academic year.

FALL 2021
• Three 50% TAships are available for the course, SWMS 210, Social Analysis of Gender, which will be taught by Prof. Christina Belcher.
• Three 50% TAships are available for the course, SWMS 219, Introduction to Feminist Theory, which will be taught by Prof. Diana Blaine.

SPRING 2022
• Three 50% TAships are available for the course, SWMS 212, Introduction to Gender and Sexuality: American Perspectives, which will be taught by Prof. Diana Blaine.
• Three 50% TAships are available for the course, SWMS 221, Introduction to Queer Theory, which will be taught by Prof. Jeanne Vaccaro.

Ideally, six students would be hired for full-year appointments.

Interested graduate students (PhD candidates only) should email the following materials in PDF format to Jeanne Weiss in Gender and Sexuality Studies (jeannew@usc.edu).
–Cover letter
–CV
–Two letters of recommendation

Deadline for submission of materials is 12:00 p.m. on Friday, March 19, 2021.

Questions? Please contact Jeanne Weiss in the USC Dornsife Department of Gender and Sexuality Studies: jeannew@usc.edu