How to Survive Graduate Studies and Live to Tell the Tale: Working with your Supervisor

Date : Friday, March 26, 2021- 11:30am-1:00pm
Location: Microsoft Teams: Workshop Link will be sent out before the workshop
Presenter: Ruth Kane, PhD
Language of Presentation: English
Registration Link: http://bit.ly/workingwithyoursupervisorreg

Join Prof. Ruth Kane for an information session on how to successfully work with your supervisor. Prof. Kane will be discussing the following topics:

The centrality of the supervisory relationship
Your rights and responsibilities
The supervisors’ rights and responsibilities
Choosing a supervisor
Strategies for managing the relationship
How to know if things are going wrong
What to do if things are going wrong

This event is brought to you by EGSA Academic Committee

About the EGSA

The Faculty of Education’s Graduate Students’ Association (EGSA) serves a diverse student body of M.A., M.Ed, and Ph.D. students, as well as students in the Graduate Certificate Programs, such as Program Evaluation and Health Professions Education.

Our aims:

» Promote community among graduate students in our Faculty.
» Improve the student experience (through support, and both social and academic events).
» Help students access the information they need to navigate the graduate journey.
» Advocate on behalf of our students.

In order to fulfill our aims, we have an Executive and strike committees that organize specific events, such as grad nights, intramural sports, retreats, invited speakers, and workshops.

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