ABCs for your graduate career.

Highly recommended 10 minute video: The Most POWERFUL Skill You Can Learn in LIFE- Jordan Peterson

Refer to resources posted on the ECE site, “Writing Papers and Proposals”

Ohio State has a great resource that can help in any part of the writing process, from organizing ideas, to checking citations: The Center for the Study and Teaching of  Writing (often called the “Writing Center”)

This 9 minute TedTalk is really important for graduate school: Self-care: What it really is by Susannah Winters

Sense of  connection, community & belonging are crucial to success in graduate school

“Balanced, happy people are more productive, creative, more  collaborate, better at pursuing long-term goals, more likely to find work, and more physically and psychologically resilient…” University of California, Berkley Graduate Student Happiness & Well-Being Report (2014)

With graduate studies comes stress. It is part of the growth and education process. It can easily become all-consuming. Make time for yourself. Schedule a break on your calendar or phone (a walk, the gym, binge tv/movie night, a lecture…).

Thriving communities

  • Provide protective factor

  • Increase retention, completion & academic success

  • Build a way to work/life balance

  • Enrich learning

  • Create professional networks during academic career and after graduation

Get connected, create a network… be balanced, happy, productive, creative, and collaborative!

Visit the Academic, Crisis & Wellness Support | Connection Matters  for links to ways to get connected & access some of what OSU has to offer

A resource for creating a mentoring network: Great Mentoring in Graduate School: A Quick Start Guide for Proteges by Laura Gail Lunsford, PhD & Vicki L Baker, PhD Council of Graduate Schools, Occasional Paper Series, Number 4/September 2016

Publication by Beth: ASEE 2017 Conference :  Graduate Student Support: Using Wellness Programming to Promote Connection, Community, and Sense of Belonging