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Introduction to Graduate Research (Fall 2021)
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==== Assignments ==== * Identify 1 senior faculty/researcher and 2 junior faculty/researchers working in your (best approximation of) your current field of interest. Ideally, the senior person should be at least 5 years post-doctoral degree and the junior people should have completed doctoral degrees within the past 3-5 years. * Find their CVs (likely online). If you can't find someone's CV, try to choose another person. * Identify relevant (to you and your field(s) of interest) conferences, professional associations, workshops, and other evidence of open professional networks (or events) from the CVs. Collect these in a written list somewhere (that you can bring with you to class). * In about 500 words, reflect on the results of this exercise and the readings about professional networks/mentoring. What do you notice in the CVs you reviewed? What stands out from the readings? What concrete goals, strategies, and next steps will you pursue to develop your own networks? How will you assess your progress towards these goals and the implementation of these strategies? * [https://canvas.northwestern.edu/courses/149253/assignments/967402 Upload your reflection to Canvas] and come to class prepared to discuss it.
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