[Plsgs] Sept. 29 - Combatting Impostor Syndrome Workshop

[Armendariz, Amanda - (amandao)]

Dear Students,

The Graduate Center and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion are pleased to host "Combatting Imposter Syndrome: Strategies for Awareness and Confidence" on September 29th. Please see the attached PDF or read on for more details:

Combatting Imposter Syndrome: Strategies for Awareness and Confidence

*                         When: September 29, 2021, 12 PM to 1:15 PM

*                         Where: Zoom and In-person (ENR2 Building, S215, Tucson)

*                         Who: Led by Earl Lee, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion's Director of Training Initiatives

*                         Free and open to the public

*                         Attend in-person or online via Zoom

*                         Space is limited. Register online at: https://events.trellis.arizona.edu/f44lNu67/5a3U3nDxUI0

Students, postdoctoral scholars, faculty, and leaders often struggle with Imposter Syndrome, the feeling of being a fraud and the fear of being found out. People experiencing this self-doubt may attribute their accomplishments to luck and think their peers are more knowledgeable or competent. Since this commonly affects performance and careers, it is important to recognize Imposter Syndrome, work to overcome it, and develop greater confidence. In this informative and interactive session, the Graduate Center and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion will provide an overview of what imposter syndrome is and how to mitigate its effects. The session will close with a panel of individuals from a variety of backgrounds who will discuss their experience of overcoming feeling like an imposter and building confidence in their abilities.

I hope you are able to attend this useful workshop.

Sincerely,

Meg Lota Brown
Director of the Graduate Center
Professor of English

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