Events

See organizers’ website for details The Disabled Student Program invites you to hear from Inclusively, an employment platform and professional network connecting people with disabilities and neurodivergence to top jobs at companies committed to authentic inclusion. Inclusively's employer partners value diverse teams and are specifically seeking disabled talent- they are committed to creating an environment for success from the start. Please use this link to submit topics you want to hear addressed by April 15th (e.g. disability and inclusion in the workplace, accommodations, employer education, etc.) https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfzefckQWuelIrgSYUDgFydsQ3ONhuCdm78llc6wUoH7O7ydA/viewform To register for free and start applying to jobs, use the UC Berkeley + Inclusively partner page. https://inclusively.com/partnerships/uc-berkeley

See organizers’ website for details You’ve done your homework, talked to professionals in your emergent field, and are ready to begin submitting applications. Learn how to present the skills and experience you’ve developed in grad school and before in the clearest and most compelling manner to your potential employer in your resume and LinkedIn profile. This workshop is designed for graduate students and PhDs in humanities and social sciences although all UC Berkeley graduate students, PhDs and postdocs are welcome

See organizers’ website for details In writing, you develop your argument, incorporating ideas from other people’s writing and attributing to the original sources to support your argument. How is paraphrasing different from quoting or summarizing? How do you paraphrase concepts or narratives that spread across multiple pages? From this workshop, you will learn how to paraphrase effectively for writing a research paper. The session will be offered online. Please register for Zoom participation.