Led by Sarah Emory
How do our cultures inform how we communicate, how we learn, and how we teach? New international PhD students navigate communication at Harvard on multiple levels: as students, as scholars, and as future teachers. In this interactive seminar, we will explore how our cultural values influence our communication in a range of academic and classroom situations. You will have the opportunity to learn, practice, and get feedback on cross-cultural communication skills for Harvard classrooms and beyond, with sessions devoted to academic culture, undergraduate expectations, small talk, participating in classes, email etiquette, and giving and receiving feedback. This seminar is designed for new PhD students who did their undergraduate education outside of the US, but is open to any new PhD students interested in developing intercultural competence.
The full seminar is eight-sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
*Please note: the session originally scheduled for Friday, October 7 has been rescheduled for Friday, October 28.*
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20220902T173000Z DTEND:20220902T193000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1651086_1 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Intercultural Communication Skills for International PhD Students DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory
How do our cultures inform how we communicate, how we learn, and how we teach? New international PhD students navigate communication at Harvard on multiple levels: as students, as scholars, and as future teachers. In this interactive seminar, we will explore how our cultural values influence our communication in a range of academic and classroom situations. You will have the opportunity to learn, practice, and get feedback on cross-cultural communication skills for Harvard classrooms and beyond, with sessions devoted to academic culture, undergraduate expectations, small talk, participating in classes, email etiquette, and giving and receiving feedback. This seminar is designed for new PhD students who did their undergraduate education outside of the US, but is open to any new PhD students interested in developing intercultural competence.
The full seminar is eight-sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
*Please note: the session originally scheduled for Friday, October 7 has been rescheduled for Friday, October 28.*
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20220909T173000Z DTEND:20220909T193000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1651086_2 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Intercultural Communication Skills for International PhD Students DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory
How do our cultures inform how we communicate, how we learn, and how we teach? New international PhD students navigate communication at Harvard on multiple levels: as students, as scholars, and as future teachers. In this interactive seminar, we will explore how our cultural values influence our communication in a range of academic and classroom situations. You will have the opportunity to learn, practice, and get feedback on cross-cultural communication skills for Harvard classrooms and beyond, with sessions devoted to academic culture, undergraduate expectations, small talk, participating in classes, email etiquette, and giving and receiving feedback. This seminar is designed for new PhD students who did their undergraduate education outside of the US, but is open to any new PhD students interested in developing intercultural competence.
The full seminar is eight-sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
*Please note: the session originally scheduled for Friday, October 7 has been rescheduled for Friday, October 28.*
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20220916T173000Z DTEND:20220916T193000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1651086_3 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Intercultural Communication Skills for International PhD Students DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory
How do our cultures inform how we communicate, how we learn, and how we teach? New international PhD students navigate communication at Harvard on multiple levels: as students, as scholars, and as future teachers. In this interactive seminar, we will explore how our cultural values influence our communication in a range of academic and classroom situations. You will have the opportunity to learn, practice, and get feedback on cross-cultural communication skills for Harvard classrooms and beyond, with sessions devoted to academic culture, undergraduate expectations, small talk, participating in classes, email etiquette, and giving and receiving feedback. This seminar is designed for new PhD students who did their undergraduate education outside of the US, but is open to any new PhD students interested in developing intercultural competence.
The full seminar is eight-sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
*Please note: the session originally scheduled for Friday, October 7 has been rescheduled for Friday, October 28.*
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20220923T173000Z DTEND:20220923T193000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1651086_4 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Intercultural Communication Skills for International PhD Students DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory
How do our cultures inform how we communicate, how we learn, and how we teach? New international PhD students navigate communication at Harvard on multiple levels: as students, as scholars, and as future teachers. In this interactive seminar, we will explore how our cultural values influence our communication in a range of academic and classroom situations. You will have the opportunity to learn, practice, and get feedback on cross-cultural communication skills for Harvard classrooms and beyond, with sessions devoted to academic culture, undergraduate expectations, small talk, participating in classes, email etiquette, and giving and receiving feedback. This seminar is designed for new PhD students who did their undergraduate education outside of the US, but is open to any new PhD students interested in developing intercultural competence.
The full seminar is eight-sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
*Please note: the session originally scheduled for Friday, October 7 has been rescheduled for Friday, October 28.*
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20220930T173000Z DTEND:20220930T193000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1651086_5 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Intercultural Communication Skills for International PhD Students DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory
How do our cultures inform how we communicate, how we learn, and how we teach? New international PhD students navigate communication at Harvard on multiple levels: as students, as scholars, and as future teachers. In this interactive seminar, we will explore how our cultural values influence our communication in a range of academic and classroom situations. You will have the opportunity to learn, practice, and get feedback on cross-cultural communication skills for Harvard classrooms and beyond, with sessions devoted to academic culture, undergraduate expectations, small talk, participating in classes, email etiquette, and giving and receiving feedback. This seminar is designed for new PhD students who did their undergraduate education outside of the US, but is open to any new PhD students interested in developing intercultural competence.
The full seminar is eight-sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
*Please note: the session originally scheduled for Friday, October 7 has been rescheduled for Friday, October 28.*
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20221007T173000Z DTEND:20221007T193000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1651086_6 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Intercultural Communication Skills for International PhD Students DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory
How do our cultures inform how we communicate, how we learn, and how we teach? New international PhD students navigate communication at Harvard on multiple levels: as students, as scholars, and as future teachers. In this interactive seminar, we will explore how our cultural values influence our communication in a range of academic and classroom situations. You will have the opportunity to learn, practice, and get feedback on cross-cultural communication skills for Harvard classrooms and beyond, with sessions devoted to academic culture, undergraduate expectations, small talk, participating in classes, email etiquette, and giving and receiving feedback. This seminar is designed for new PhD students who did their undergraduate education outside of the US, but is open to any new PhD students interested in developing intercultural competence.
The full seminar is eight-sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
*Please note: the session originally scheduled for Friday, October 7 has been rescheduled for Friday, October 28.*
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20221014T173000Z DTEND:20221014T193000Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1651086_7 SUMMARY:Bok Seminar - Intercultural Communication Skills for International PhD Students DESCRIPTION:Led by Sarah Emory
How do our cultures inform how we communicate, how we learn, and how we teach? New international PhD students navigate communication at Harvard on multiple levels: as students, as scholars, and as future teachers. In this interactive seminar, we will explore how our cultural values influence our communication in a range of academic and classroom situations. You will have the opportunity to learn, practice, and get feedback on cross-cultural communication skills for Harvard classrooms and beyond, with sessions devoted to academic culture, undergraduate expectations, small talk, participating in classes, email etiquette, and giving and receiving feedback. This seminar is designed for new PhD students who did their undergraduate education outside of the US, but is open to any new PhD students interested in developing intercultural competence.
The full seminar is eight-sessions; students are welcome to register and attend any or all sessions.
*Please note: the session originally scheduled for Friday, October 7 has been rescheduled for Friday, October 28.*
LOCATION:125 Mt. Auburn St. 3rd Floor STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:20221021T173000Z DTEND:20221021T193000Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR