We鈥檙e growing more than just plants鈥攚e鈥檙e cultivating meaningful, supportive conversations in a peaceful, welcoming space. Whether you're brand new to gardening or just want a nature break, this is the perfect place to dig in and connect with fellow students.
Leadership starts with connection-and connection starts with communication. In this interactive session, you'll explore what makes communication effective, especially in diverse teams.
What drives you to lead-and how can you inspire others as well as yourself? This energizing workshop helps you explore your personal sources of motivation and how they connect to your leadership goals.
Leadership starts with connection-and connection starts with communication. In this interactive session, you'll explore what makes communication effective, especially in diverse teams.
What does it mean to lead in a diverse, global community? This workshop explores how your cultural background and sense of citizenship shape your leadership identity.
Conflict is a natural part of leadership-but it doesn't have to be destructive. This hands-on workshop gives you tools to approach conflict with confidence and empathy.
This 90-minute interactive webinar introduces graduate students to the Letter of Understanding (LOU) as a tool for building effective, supportive relationships with their supervisors.
What drives you to lead-and how can you inspire others as well as yourself? This energizing workshop helps you explore your personal sources of motivation and how they connect to your leadership goals.
In this session, students explore the definition of leadership and consider important aspects of leadership. Different models and theories are also considered, and students begin to develop their personal philosophy of leadership.
Leadership starts with connection-and connection starts with communication. In this interactive session, you'll explore what makes communication effective, especially in diverse teams.
What does it mean to lead in a diverse, global community? This workshop explores how your cultural background and sense of citizenship shape your leadership identity.
In this session, students explore the definition of leadership and consider important aspects of leadership. Different models and theories are also considered, and students begin to develop their personal philosophy of leadership.
How can a grad student talk about what they really want in life with their supervisor?
This 90-minute interactive workshop helps graduate students reframe the Progress Tracking Form (PTF) as more than a bureaucratic requirement鈥攖ransforming it into a personal roadmap for reflection, planning, and building strong supervisory relationships.