2024 Schedule
Students, please access the weekly professional development session using the below zoom link and password. We will use the same link and password each week.
Zoom Link: https://osu.zoom.us/j/91990623831
Password: CONSORTIUM
Wednesday, May 29 @ 12-1pm ET
An Introduction to Finding and Organizing Information for Abstracts and Literature Reviews
Kaitlyn Feyh, MLIS | Health Sciences Library & Amanda Rinehart, MLIS | Life Sciences Library
This session will guide information searching using research-specific databases and citation managers.
Recording
Wednesday, June 5 @ 12-1pm ET
How to build and form relationships with your faculty mentor
Dr. Kristen J. Mills | Higher Education and Student Affairs (HESA), College of Education and Human Ecology
This session will focus on communication and advocacy within the student-faculty partnership.
Recording
Wednesday, June 12 @ 12-1pm ET
How to critically analyze a scholarly article
Jane Hammons and Stephanie Founds | University Libraries
Learn the steps and methods on how to read and understand scholarly articles.
Recording
Wednesday, June 19 – Juneteenth (University Holiday – Closed)
Friday, June 21 @ 12-1pm ET
Tips and Tricks for Setting up your Research Poster
Gwen Short (MLIS) & Kayla Arnold (MENR, MPA) | College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences
Larry Hurtubise | Michael V. Drake Institute for Teaching and Learning
Developing a research poster can be a complex but rewarding task. This step in the research process helps provide a visual narrative of students’ individual research experience. Creating an engaging, user friendly and informative poster takes time. During this workshop, you will be provided with practical and effective strategies for successfully designing a research poster. We will also discuss some ways that Artificial Intelligence (AI) might help you prepare.
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Contact: Kayla Arnold Email: arnold.1065@osu.edu Text: 330-201-7189
Recording
Wednesday, June 26 @ 12-1pm ET
Writing an Abstract and Research Presentation
Center for the Study and Teaching of Writing
This session will focus on how to communicate your research in an understandable way to an audience and help you develop skills for sharing your important work and telling your story professionally.
Wednesday, July 3 @ 12-1pm ET
Crafting a Competitive Graduate School Application (MA, MS, Ph.D.)
Linda MacCarthy | Office of Graduate and Professional Admissions
This session will walk you through the benefits of studying at Ohio State and the application process. Learn the tips, tricks, and best practices for putting forward your strongest application.
Recording
Wednesday, July 10 @ 12-1pm ET
How to add your summer research experience to your resume
Ashley Strong | Engineering Career Services
For this session, we will quickly go over the basics of a resume with you. Then we will work on creating a new entry on your resume for your summer research experience/research. Have your current resume available on your computer so you can walk away with the finished product.
Recording
REU-Resume
Wednesday, July 17 @ 12-1pm ET@ 12-1pm ET
Presenting Your Scholarly Work
Stephen John Quaye, Ph.D. | Graduate School
This session will focus on how to communicate your research in an understandable way to an audience and help you develop skills for sharing your important work and telling your story professionally.
Recording
