CRB Nexus: Utilities and Energy

Online via Zoom

CRB Nexus is a community of California researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and organizations committed to public policy solutions informed by data-driven research. We come together to connect, build professional relationships, and share information. Together we translate evidence into action and foster the next generation of public scholarship aimed at identifying and solving policy issues. Register for this virtual discussion on Utilities and Energy

Cover Letter Writing Practice Lab (BECAR PL101)

Online via Zoom

Attendees will 1) understand the purpose and key elements of a compelling cover letter to effectively communicate their skills and enthusiasm as a standout candidate for a desired job role, 2) analyze and evaluate real-life examples of successful cover letters to gain insights into effective strategies and techniques for capturing the attention of employers, and 3) apply the knowledge gained by crafting an exceptional draft cover letter tailored to a selected job posting, with guidance and feedback provided by the facilitators, to enhance their chances of securing their dream job. Register to learn how to draft a strong cover letter.

Creating a CV in LaTex with Overleaf

Online via Zoom

CVs – they are for more than just job hunting! In this online session, we’ll talk about refreshing and formatting your CV or resume content to prepare for reviews, grant applications and other opportunities. We’ll walk you through an introduction to Overleaf, the collaborative, cloud-based LaTeX software supported by the Library. You’ll leave with an easy-to-update versioned CV adapted from a reusable LaTeX template, as well as the start of a BibTeX file to track your publications, presentations, and other contributions. Register for an introduction to Overleaf.

Non-Academic Career Exploration for STEM

Virtual

While academia offers incredible opportunities, the professional world beyond academia is equally vibrant. This workshop introduces you to key resources to reflect on your own career goals, values, and skills. You will also learn about diverse non-academic careers in STEM fields and careers that value the skills you have developed as a STEM graduate student. Whether you have decided on a career beyond academia or are just beginning to explore the possibility of non-academic careers, this workshop will guide you through the important steps to take as you develop and refine your career goals. All UC Berkeley STEM graduate students and postdoctoral fellows are welcome to attend. Registration Required.