Graduate Student Symposium Interest Sessions

Curious about how the Graduate Student Symposium (GSS) can support your journey from graduate student to higher education professional? Join us for this interest-session to learn more about the benefits of participating in GSS!

You'll hear directly from GSS faculty and past participants about how the program provides:

• Monthly virtual workshops focused on professional development

• Mentoring and networking opportunities with peers and professionals in the field

• Insight into careers within Orientation, Transition, and Retention (OTR)

Whether you're a first year or second year graduate student, this session will give you a clear understanding of what to expect from GSS, and how it can help you grow personally and professionally.

Learn more about the Graduate Student Symposium.

INTENDED AUDIENCE:

First and second year masters-level students who are currently working in or interested in learning about the field of orientation, transition, and retention.

PRESENTER(S):

• Shaun Holloway, GSS Lead Faculty, Coordinator, Orientation & First Year Programs at the University of North Texas

• Nick Stines, Assistant Director for New Student Orientation, New Student Programs at Syracuse University

• Anna Spaschak, Program Coordinator For Special Populations at The University of Florida

• Shane Reilly, Director of the Lula Bell Houston Resource Center at Davidson College

• Jennifer Asouzu, Associate Director for Family Programming and Communications at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

REGISTRATION INFORMATION:

This interest session is free to attend.