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SUMMARY:GS717.15: Applying a Project Management Mindset to your Academic Life (RCR\; Online)
DESCRIPTION:The skills of project management are valuable skills for 
 academics at any stage in their career and for a range of activities. This 
 workshop\, appealing to graduate students across disciplines\, provides a 
 gentle introduction and overview to key principles and concepts in project 
 management and how they can be applied effectively and ethically in 
 academic work. Activities and discussions will enable participants to begin 
 formulating their own strategies for project management and help them build 
 a toolkit of ideas and approaches that they can use in their academic 
 life.\n\nFormat: ONLINE (Zoom). This two-hour\, virtual workshop will 
 engage discussion around students’ specific project management concerns 
 and offer strategies for applying concepts to one’s own academic work. 
 You must register through Zoom in order to attend this 
 workshop.\n\nLearning Outcomes: Participants will understand how project 
 management principles can be applied to academic work\; appreciate the 
 value of project planning (especially communication) for managing their 
 academic work\; and learn strategies for defining & managing academic 
 projects. Specifically\, they will:\n\n\n	Recognize how time\, resources\, 
 and goals interact to form and influence the project scope.\n	Identify 
 factors to consider when managing time spent on projects.\n	Appreciate the 
 role of communication in managing project resources (e.g.\, people and 
 time).\n	Identify different forms and purposes of communication\, 
 especially considerations for digital communication\, for ensuring positive 
 project outcomes\, navigating mentor/advisee responsibilities\, and 
 ethically conducting collaborative research.\n
ORGANIZER;CN="Liz Milewicz":MAILTO:liz.milewicz@duke.edu
CATEGORIES:Digital Scholarship, RCR Workshop, Scholarly Communications
CONTACT;CN="Liz Milewicz":MAILTO:liz.milewicz@duke.edu
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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URL:https://duke.libcal.com/event/11305784
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