Events

The Graduate Archer Fellowship Program provides graduate students from across The University of Texas System with a unique opportunity to live, learn and intern in Washington, D.C. during the summer. This info session is geared towards graduate students in STEM.

This workshop gives you concrete techniques for designing discussions with a purpose, drawing out quieter voices, managing challenging dynamics and keeping people engaged.

Graduate students are invited to participate in the first OSPOSIUM, a UT System-wide meeting to bring together researchers and students for talks, panels, and networking, along with a half day student-focused “Open to Work” workshop.

This hands-on workshop helps you develop strategies for making your feedback specific, actionable and constructive without being exhausting to deliver.

Social Science at Work is a half-day symposium designed to equip graduate students with practical tools, entrepreneurial perspectives and real-world connections that bridge academic training and professional impact.

This hands-on workshop helps you develop strategies for making your feedback specific, actionable and constructive without being exhausting to deliver.

Learn how to network effectively and build meaningful, two-way relationships at an upcoming site visit to Expedia in this interactive workshop with the Office of Career and Life Design!

This workshop breaks down what makes a teaching statement effective and how to move beyond generic language to write something that genuinely reflects your practice.

Join us for a panel discussion featuring consultants from a variety of firms. Panelists will share insights on what makes advanced degree holders strong problem solvers and effective consultants, and how academic training skills translate into critical thinking, stakeholder engagement and impact-driven problem-solving in consulting roles.

The Graduate Archer Fellowship Program provides graduate students from across The University of Texas System with a unique opportunity to live, learn and intern in Washington, D.C. during the summer. This information session is geared towards graduate students in the LBJ School.