Working Well with Academic Advisors and Committee Members

Mar 6, 2017Events, News

On March 21, I’m leading a webinar on how to ensure great working relationships with your academic advisors and dissertation committee members. Come join us! You can also watch the replay anytime.

Dissertations are group efforts. It may be your name on the final signature page, but nobody does it alone. Your team of academic advisors, mentors, comrades, writing group members, partners, colleagues, tech support workers, therapists, and food delivery folks is vital to the process. So how to find the right advisors for your grad school experience and your dissertation? And how to work with them well once you do?

In this free webinar, Ideas on Fire CEO Dr. Cathy Hannabach will share concrete strategies for finding the right advisors and working well with them over time.

We’ll talk about identifying the specific things you need and want from advisors, finding matches for your unique work and communication styles, what you are and are not responsible for in the advisor/advisee relationship, troubleshooting sticky advising situations, and how to ensure reciprocal and supportive advisor relationships.

Register today to join us live on Tuesday, March 21, 1:00-2:00 pm EST or to access the video any time.

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