In January, a learning smorgasbord

Monday, December 19, 2011 - 12:30 in Psychology & Sociology

Casting bronze sculptures. Learning how networking can help in a job search, and how to answer interviewers’ questions. Participating in a workshop on X-ray and computed tomography (CT) imaging. For Ph.D. and master’s students at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS), these are just a few of the activities on tap for January. For the third straight year, graduate students will be able to take part in January @ GSAS, a series of more than 80 workshops, seminars, and classes on topics ranging from how to write fellowship proposals, to using online citation tools when conducting research, to social events like film screenings and tours of Harvard museums. Running throughout the month, the classes will provide an opportunity for graduate students to catch up on professional development that they may not have had time for during the fall term, as well as a way to enrich their Harvard experience by...

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