Be Aware When Using External Professional and Research Development Services Vendors
Learn about issues to avoid with external vendors offering career, publishing, and research services–and discover how U-M can support your professional development.
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A Well-Being Mindset: Tips for Self-Care
Rackham Well-Being Advocate Elizabeth Rohr offers practical tips for individuals committing to their own well-being and mental health.
Grad School 101: Affinity Community Resource Week
Rackham’s Grad School 101 virtual events connect Rackham students with the U-M resources they need to succeed. Join us for Grad School 101’s inaugural Affinity Community Resource Week, Monday, September 18, to Friday, September 22.
Mentorship Matters: How to Get the Mentoring You Want
Two Rackham students, Samuel Kerk and Aya Halabi, and their faculty mentors share how they’ve fostered positive and productive mentorship experiences—and how Rackham’s mentorship workshops have helped.
Resources for Online Career Exploration
Several excellent online resources for career exploration can be accessed any time, anywhere.
Mental Health in the Time of COVID-19
A mentor and a graduate student offer their perspectives on maintaining mental health—and a healthy degree of productivity—amid our current challenges.
Exploring New Careers for Ph.D. Graduates
Kirsten Elling, Rackham’s new embedded career counselor, talks about resources available to doctoral students, their job-search priorities, and the upcoming Ph.D. Connections conference.
Positive Communication in Your Career Conversations
Rackham professional and academic development director Laura Schram highlights six actions you can take to improve your professional relationships through positive communication.
The Active-Shooter Alert: Lessons and Next Steps
Dean Mike Solomon shares thoughts and updates in the aftermath of U-M’s March 16 active-shooter alert.
Q&A: Grad-Student Well-Being
Rackham’s embedded counselor, Laura Monschau, talks frankly about issues she sees among graduate students and shares resources for those who feel that they’re struggling.