Talk
Beyond Impostor Syndrome: Building Confidence & Agency in Academia
When
· 12:00 PM MDT
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What the source said
Impostor Syndrome runs rampant across college campuses nationwide. Every month there is another lecture, workshop, or seminar on this topic, yet we are all still here...That ends today - This workshop is not going to tell you how to overcome Impostor Syndrome, manage Impostor Syndrome, or eradicate Impostor Syndrome. That's because Impostor Syndrome is just a label, not a diagnosis. Join Leslie Blood, PhD, Director of Graduate Community and Program Development for a master class in confidence and agency. If you want to explore why academia is a breeding ground for self-doubt, learn to reframe failure and embrace discomfort to build resilience; you're in the right place. Leave your judgment at the door, come with curiosity, and watch Impostor Syndrome self-destruct in real time. This workshop is hosted by University of Colorado - Boulder and is being shared with other institutions across Colorado as part of the GradCO Consortium's Professional Development Series. Contact Hailey.Herman@colorado.edu with any questions.