FABE Graduate
Student Newsletter
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Women in Leadership Speaker Series
Wednesday, November 6, 4:30 - 6:00 p.m., Room 352 in the 18th ave. Library
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The Women in Engineering Graduate Council is presenting this semester's first Women in Leadership Speaker Series. We would like to invite you to our seminar with Dr. Cindy Traub, Data Scientist at Bayer Crop Science. Listen to her thoughts on establishing her career as a women researcher, an innovator in the industry, tips on maximizing your grad school experience and maintaining a work-life balance over sandwiches and pop.
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ENGREDU 7780: Research Design
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Drs.
Emily Dringenberg
and
Julie Martin
will offer ENGREDU 7780: Research Design in Spring 2020. The course is designed to prepare students for productive research in engineering education and related fields throughout their graduate experience and professional careers. Research methods are highlighted, explored, and applied within the context of the overall process of designing research: developing research questions, building an argument from literature, and designing a research method—with alignment between these components of research design.Throughout this course, students can expect to develop their beliefs about what it means to conduct quality research in engineering education as well as recognize how to strengthen their own process for designing such research.
For more information or to see a prior course syllabus, contact Ana Casado at
casado.1@osu.edu
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The Sea Grant Knauss Fellowship provides a unique educational and professional experience to graduate students who have an interest in ocean, coastal and Great Lakes resources and in the national policy decisions affecting those resources.
The Fellowship matches highly qualified graduate students with hosts in the legislative and executive branches of government located in the Washington, D.C. area, for a one-year paid fellowship.
Click here to learn more...
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Albert Schweitzer Fellowship
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Columbus-Athens Schweitzer Fellows are graduate or professional students whose fields of study or personal interests are relevant to the program’s mission. Fellows receive a stipend of $3,000 to carry out an April-to-April community service project of at least 200 service hours, of which at least 100 hours involve direct client contact. Fellows partner with an existing community agency in the Columbus or Athens area and have both an academic and a community-based mentor. Fellows attend an orientation and monthly meetings as well as participate in reflective leadership development programming. No academic credit is earned.
Applications are due in February.
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Prosperity Life Settlements
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We are offering a $1,200 scholarship to an individual who is enrolled, or due to be enrolled, as a full-time student at an accredited college or university. And we encourage domestic, international, and undocumented students to apply.
This is an ongoing scholarship and applications are reviewed twice per year.
Fall Scholarship: All applications must be submitted by November 15, 2019. A winner will be selected and notified by December 10, 2019.
Spring Scholarship: All applications must be submitted by June 15, 2020. A winner will be selected and notified by July 10, 2020.
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CGS Buckeye Diversity Dialogue Series
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The Council of Graduate Students (CGS) is proud to announce the release of it's 2019-2020 Buckeye Diversity Dialogue Series lineup.
The
Buckeye Diversity Dialogue Series
provides opportunities for Ohio State graduate students, faculty, staff, and community leaders to have intentional conversations about relevant issues of equity, diversity, inclusion, social justice, and much more.
These conversations are designed to be an informal gathering, over lunch, to allow participants to learn from and educate one another. Although each event has a theme, the goal is to encourage participants to determine where the conversation goes.
The Buckeye Diversity Dialogue Series is meant to be a catalyst for discussion on difficult topics, as it relates to diversity and social justice.
This program is only open to graduate students at The Ohio State University
. Due to the nature of the conversations, each event will be limited to 10-15 graduate students, registration is on a first come first serve basis.
Students can register online at
go.osu.edu/buckeyedialogue
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Fall 2019 Dissertation/Thesis Write-In and Boot Camp Schedule
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The CFAES Graduate Student Support Group is pleased to announce that we will be hosting dissertation/thesis write-ins and a boot camp during the fall semester. Like previous write-ins, this will serve as a quiet space for students to get together to write independently in community. Students may come and go as they wish and are welcome to bring an additional monitor. Below is a schedule of the sessions that will take place throughout the semester.
Columbus Campus Write-Ins
November
Wednesday, 11/06, 202F Kottman Hall, 9:00am-12:00pm
Friday, 11/22 in 139 Howlett Hall, 9:00am-12:00pm
December
Wednesday, 12/04, Location TBA, 9:00am-12:00pm
Columbus Campus Boot Camp
Saturday, 11/16 in 139 Howlett Hall, 11:00am-4:00pm
This boot camp will provide you with a brief overview of how to set SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timely) goals and tips on writing. Each person will be given a post-it and will establish a writing goal for the day. At a break or at the end of the day everyone will go over their goals, discuss if they were met, and identity challenges/obstacles to writing and how to approach them. Lunch will be provided during this session.
Seats are limited and available on a first come basis, we can accommodate approximately 12 people comfortably. If you would like to attend this week's write-in, please email Alicia Baca (
baca.31@osu.edu
) and include the time you anticipate being present. If necessary, a waiting list will be used and students will be notified via email or text when a seat becomes available. Snacks and tea will be provided. Feel free to bring your own food. Scroll down for more information about what to expect.
Come prepared to write! A write-in is only effective for writing if you spend the time actually writing. That means all notes from the literature should be taken and available and all statistical analyses completed. However, if you are not quite ready to write and want to take advantage of this opportunity to work on stats or literature you are most welcome to attend as long as there is space.
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fabe@osu.edu
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