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In Spring 2024 we created a new series of webinars to build the pipeline in the Future GRADS MentorSHPE program. The webinars were marketed specifically to those considering a path in graduate school targeting first and second year undergraduate members as well as professional members who might be considering an advanced degree.
The first event on February 6, 2024 “Be a Star!” How to Create a Competitive Grad School Application” was a collaboration with ETS (Educational Testing Service). The event content featured a panel of graduate school application reviewers to share information about what they look for when they review applications.
The second event on March 5, 2024, “Finding Advisor Resources with Coltie”. Coltie is an app created by faculty to help create connections and resources sharing for anyone searching for an advisor and potential funding opportunities.
The final event on April 24, 2024, “Funding Your Masters Degree” featured a panel of SHPE members sharing their experiences searching for graduate school funding opportunities. Sharing their lessons learned and answering questions from the audience they explored a variety of funding opportunities for veterans, professionals returning to school and undergraduates who plan to go directly to a graduate program.
We are always looking for new, impactful ways to support our members. To this end, we started the “SHPE Passport to…” webinar series. In partnership with an industry, academia, or government agency leader, we provide insights into career options for those who have earned or are working on an advanced degree. In 2023 we partnered with DOW to offer “Passport to DOW Careers” and Spotify to offer “Passport to Spotify Careers”.
Participants heard from DOW colleagues, Monica Gordillo Varela, Erika Vergara, Fabio Aguirre, and Paula Sans as they discussed DOW R&D, Operations, and Commercial units.
Participants heard from Patricio Ramos, Stefanie Austin, and Catalina Laverde Duarte as they shared information about Spotify careers, internships, and ERGs.