10/10/2026
Turn your teaching experience into career skills during Grad Career Week!
Teaching at UC helps you build valuable professional knowledge and skills. But how do you communicate those skills to a hiring manager, search committee or future colleague?
Join us Fri. Oct. 16, from 3–4:30 p.m. online or in Langsam Library, Room 480C for Transferring Teaching Experience and Skills Across Wider Audiences.
Designed for graduate students working as teaching assistants or instructors of record, this workshop will help you translate your teaching experience into language that resonates across industries, nonprofits, government, consulting, postdoctoral positions and teaching careers. You’ll practice turning a teaching experience into an interview story and a polished resume bullet you can use in your job search.
Featuring: Anna Donnell, PhD, associate director, Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning and Yash Sharma, MA, MPhil, graduate assistant, Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, and PhD student in political science, School of Public and International Affairs, College of Arts and Sciences
Refreshments will be provided, and attendees will be entered to win UC Graduate College branded swag.
Grad Career Week takes place Oct. 12–16 and features practical sessions on navigating the job search, resumes, interviews, networking, career planning, research communication and more.
Register at getinvolved.uc.edu/organization/graduatecollege