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Reset your finals week by joining UPnGO and CAPS beginning on May 6th from 12-12:30 for a midweek mindfulness session! We will be led in a half-hour mindful meditation practice every other week, ending August 26th.
Join at the same zoom link each week.
Get the Zoom linkWant to know what resources IUPUI and the surrounding community offers to graduate and professional students? This one-stop-shop document provides information on income-based fees from community resources, crisis resources, and campus resources. Plus the IUPUI Graduate Office offers programs, workshops, and other activities for graduate and professional students.
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The Academic Phrasebank is a general resource for academic writers. It was designed primarily for academic and scientific writers who are non-native speakers of English. However, native speaker writers may still find much of the material helpful.
There’s a lot to consider when you’re hunting for the perfect place to call home. We encourage you to think carefully before making your selection.
Download the housing resource documentLearn specific techniques for managing your stress more effectively. The techniques in this workbook can help you lower your stress and improve your readiness to respond in stressful situations.
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You don't need a lot of equipment or time to keep your strength up after sitting studying for a long time! Healthy IU has compiled a simple list of eight moves you can do anywhere.
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Tuesdays 9:00-11:00am
Training and discussion modules covered in these dialogues were developed by the National Research Mentoring Network (NRMN). Topics include: Maintaining Effective Communication, Aligning Expectations, Assessing Understanding, Addressing Equity and Inclusion, Fostering Independence, Promoting Professional Development. The training is intended to help you in your relationship with your current mentor, improve mentoring of students you may supervise, and prepare you to be a mentor in your chosen field (academia or industry).
Please plan to attend all four sessions.
RSVP for Student Mentoring TrainingTraining and discussion modules covered in these dialogues were developed by the National Research Mentoring Network. Topics include: Maintaining Effective Communication, Aligning Expectations, Assessing Understanding, Addressing Equity and Inclusion, Fostering Independence, & Promoting Professional Development. These dialogues are designed to help faculty and staff strengthen their mentoring of students through discussion and sharing of best practices. Faculty and staff of all ranks with a desire to improve mentoring individually and across campus are encouraged to participate.
Faculty & Staff Mentoring Training
Session dates (please plan to attend both sessions):
Wednesday, May 27, 11:30-4:00 p.m.
Thursday, May 28, 11:30-4:00 p.m.
Prof. Carrie Hagan, Clinical Associate Professor of Law and Director of the Civil Practice Clinic at the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law. She works on involving interdisciplinary partnerships and coordinating skill sets between law and social work. One of her nominating studetns said, “She understands how an individual student’s intersectional identity--race, gender identity, sexuality, class status, etc--might impact their lived experience as a law student.” Another student said, “Professor Hagan takes the time to understand students' strengths and push them to grow. Importantly, she encourages students to use these strengths and newly-acquired skills to serve the Indianapolis community.”
Check here to see links to helpful resources and articles about becoming the best mentor and mentee.
Building an effective relationship of mutual understanding and trust with the mentee is a critical component of effective mentoring. Mentors can establish rapport with their mentees by using effective interpersonal communication skills, actively building trust, and maintaining confidentiality. This document contains information and advice to help mentors build rapport and create positive relationships with mentees so both parties can achieve the greatest benefit from the mentoring experience.
Building a Relationship with a MenteeMentoring sometimes does not get the recognition it deserves. The Nature award for creative mentoring in science was created to acknowledge and celebrate mentoring. A good mentor early in your career can make all the difference, no matter your area of study or career path. The following article includes references for how important mentoring is, highlights satisfaction for being a good mentor, and expresses how second-generation mentors are learning from their own mentors. This is a great resource for both mentors and mentees.
Nature's Guide for MentorsIUPUI hosted CAM Training in February and March 2019. Over 30 individuals from across the IUPUI participated in sessions addressing Enhanced Communication, Diversity and Inclusion, Bias, Cultural Diversity Dynamics, Stereotype Threat, and Cultural Skill Acquisition through Active Listening. We are grateful to the IUPUI 50th Anniversary Fund and Deans from 10 Schools across campus who graciously supported these workshops and helped to foster a more diverse and stronger campus.
CAM training will be presenting follow up lunches to continue these discussions in Fall 2019.
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