GradCO Series 

GradCO is a professional development collaboration of universities across Colorado designed to deliver a variety of high-quality workshops, information sessions and training opportunities to postdocs.

GradCO Series 

GradCO is a professional development collaboration of universities across Colorado designed to deliver a variety of high-quality workshops, information sessions and training opportunities to postdocs.

GradCO Series 

GradCO is a professional development collaboration of universities across Colorado designed to deliver a variety of high-quality workshops, information sessions and training opportunities to postdocs.

Join Career Services for a four-week seminar series presenting key information about the industry job search.

This course is designed for international postdocs and graduate students who want to polish and refine their spoken English skills. Postdocs may consider auditing these courses at a reduced cost.

Tuesday, February 6 - April 18
8—9:15 a.m.

This course is designed for international postdocs and graduate students who want to improve oral communication skills for effective academic, professional, and social interactions. Postdocs may consider auditing these courses at a reduced cost.

Monday, February 5 - April 17
8—9:15 a.m.

OPA invites postdocs to a limited number of in-person, writing consultations. By submitting a one-page project summary by March 1 to opa@colorado.edu, the first 20 postdocs who register will receive direct feedback from Research & Innovation Office (RIO) proposal editor and writing coach, Jim Mazzouccolo. OPA will be in contact with postdocs directly to confirm the location. Jim primarily supports faculty by helping make grant proposals more competitive, a role in which he has helped secure millions for the university.

Including the right images or graphics in grant proposals can enhance clarity, relevance and persuasion. This session will cover effective strategies for incorporating images to strengthen the competitiveness of your proposal.

Facilitator: Adriana Medina, Ph.D.

Have you been in the middle of a conflict in a work setting? Do you feel uncomfortable disagreeing with your colleagues? Are those situations difficult to navigate?

Are you interested in the cutting edge research on teaching and learning and how to apply this research to your teaching practice? Join Columbia University CIRTL Fellows for our "Wowza!" Discussion Series, where we take a closer look at educational literature and resources. Each session, we’ll look at one intriguing idea in educational research and focus on how we can use it to inform our own teaching practices.