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Are you having a hard time getting things off your to do list? Would you benefit from a dedicated space and being around others to find motivation and productivity? If so, please join us in a structured community space for supporting goal achievement. We will start at 2pm with a brief time of connecting and sharing goals.

We will then have two sessions of about 50-60 minutes where everyone will work on their individual goals with a 10-minute break in between. You can come for one or both sessions or just stop in at any point. We will offer a hybrid option upon request.

Please reach out to Clara Graucob, GROW GA, for more information at graucobc@msu.edu. Whether it’s your dissertation, classwork, emails, a crafting project, or brushing up your CV, let’s help each other Get Stuff Done!

(RCR-1201-ILTVC)

The focus of this discussion-based workshop is on reviewing some real-world cases studies illustrating examples of poor mentorship and how this can lead to inappropriate research and scholarship practices and ultimately to research misconduct.

Additionally, case studies will explore examples of student mentees failing to fulfill their responsibilities, which leads to ineffective mentor-mentee relationships. 

Following the training, participants will better understand what constitutes effective mentor-mentee relationships and what student mentee responsibilities are, and learn how to navigate conflicts that might arise with a mentor.

Register on the MSU Ability Training Compliance System