Princeton University Graduate School Orientation September 9 & 10, 2018

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 PLEASE CHECK-IN AT THE FRIST MULTIPURPOSE LOBBY AND GET YOUR ORIENTATION WRISTBAND ANYTIME BETWEEN 12:00PM 4:00PM (YOU WILL NEED TO WEAR THE WRISTBAND FOR THE TWO DAY ORIENTATION) Fostering Inclusion (HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES PHD STUDENTS AND ALL MASTERS STUDENTS) 1:00 PM 2:30 PM, Frist Multipurpose Rooms A/B/C Cheri Burgess, Director, Institutional Equity and EEO, Office of the Provost Regan Crotty, Director, Title IX Administration, Office of the Provost This 90-minute workshop is designed to assist you in honing your leadership skills to develop positive interpersonal interactions with a diverse cohort of colleagues and foster a respectful environment and will include a discussion of the impact of bias, stereotypes, and micro-aggressions. Regan Crotty, Director of Title IX Administration, and Cheri Burgess, Director for Institutional Equity and EEO, will serve as facilitators and will use videos and small-group discussions of real-life scenarios, and will also provide information about campus resources. Understanding Your Costs and Funding (ENGINEERING AND NATURAL SCIENCES PHD STUDENTS) 1:00 PM 1:45 PM, Frist Theatre 301 Mary Bechler, Senior Associate Dean for Finance and Administration Jacqueline Knowlton, Assistant Dean for Finance and Administration Graduate students are funded and paid in multiple ways. This session provides an overview of Princeton s policies and funding structure as well as different financial resources that are available to you over your course of study. It will also provide information to help you make informed decisions about your financial planning. Choosing an Adviser and Working with the Adviser You ve Chosen (ENGINEERING AND NATURAL SCIENCES PHD STUDENTS) 1:45 PM 2:30 PM, Frist Theatre 301 Christine Murphy, Assistant Dean, Academic Affairs Vanessa Gonzalez-Perez, Assistant Dean, Diversity Initiatives in the Natural Sciences Doctoral research is conducted under the guidance of a faculty adviser. Some students apply to work with a specific faculty member, while others undergo a faculty adviser search during the first year. While there are different ways to match with an adviser, all Ph.D. students are required to have an adviser. This session will focus on providing answers to questions students have about faculty advisers and provide students with tools to developing a productive relationship with their adviser. This session will include a student panel with representatives from the natural sciences and engineering divisions. Fostering Inclusion (ENGINEERING AND NATURAL SCIENCES PHD STUDENTS) 3:00 PM 4:30 PM, Frist Multipurpose Rooms A/B/C Cheri Burgess, Director, Institutional Equity and EEO, Office of the Provost Regan Crotty, Director, Title IX Administration, Office of the Provost This 90-minute workshop is designed to assist you in honing your leadership skills to develop positive interpersonal interactions with a diverse cohort of colleagues and foster a respectful environment and will include a discussion of the impact of bias, stereotypes, and micro-aggressions. Regan Crotty, Director of Title IX Administration, and Cheri Burgess, Director for Institutional Equity and EEO, will serve as facilitators and will use videos and small-group discussions of real-life scenarios, and will also provide information about campus resources. Page 1 of 6

Understanding Your Costs and Funding (HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES PHD STUDENTS AND ALL MASTERS STUDENTS) 3:00 PM 3:45 PM, Frist Theatre 301 Mary Bechler, Senior Associate Dean for Finance and Administration Jacqueline Knowlton, Assistant Dean for Finance and Administration Graduate students are funded and paid in multiple ways. This session provides an overview of Princeton s policies and funding structure as well as different financial resources that are available to you over your course of study. It will also provide information to help you make informed decisions about your financial planning. Choosing an Adviser and Working with the Adviser You ve Chosen (HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES PHD STUDENTS) 3:45 PM 4:30 PM, Frist Theatre 301 Geoffrey Hill, Assistant Dean, Academic Affairs Renita Miller, Associate Dean, Access, Diversity and Inclusion Doctoral research is conducted under the guidance of a faculty adviser. Some students apply to work with a specific faculty member, while others undergo a faculty adviser search during the first year. While there are different ways to match with an adviser, all Ph.D. students are required to have an adviser. This session will focus on providing answers to questions students have about faculty advisers and provide students with tools to developing a productive relationship with their adviser. This session will include a student panel with representatives from the humanities and social sciences divisions. Success in Graduate School Master s Degree Students (ALL MASTERS STUDENTS) 3:45 PM 4:30 PM, Frist Room 302 Alexandra Hill gs, Architecture Peter Wang gs, Civil and Environmental Engineering Taylor Nelson gs, Woodrow Wilson School Harrison Diamond Pollock gs, Woodrow Wilson School This session will include a panel of current Master s degree students who will talk about their experiences at Princeton and about what it is like to be at Princeton for a master s student. There will be a Q&A session. CAMPUS WALKING TOURS (OPTIONAL) 4:45 PM 5:30 PM, Meet Outside in Front of Frist Campus Center Get together with a group of fellow graduate students and learn more about the Princeton University campus from a graduate student s perspective. Current graduate students will lead informal campus tours by academic divisions. DINNER AT PROCTER HALL, OLD GRADUATE COLLEGE (ALL NEW GRAD STUDENTS) 5:00 PM 7:00 PM, Procter Dining Hall, Old Graduate College Please feel free to arrive at 5pm or after 5:30pm after the campus walking tour. The staff at Procter Dining Hall entrance will remove one tab from your wristband as the meal pass. Additional seating is available in the Old Graduate College Courtyard. Page 2 of 6

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2018 THRIVING IN GRADUATE SCHOOL: CARING FOR YOURSELF AND OTHERS (ENGINEERING AND NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENTS) 10:00 AM 10:45 AM, Frist Multipurpose Rooms A/B/C Calvin Chin, Director of Counseling and Psychological Services This session will help graduate students reflect on the ways they can care for themselves and others here at Princeton. Through video, small group, and self-reflective exercises, we will teach students the importance of balance for success. We will challenge the notions of perfection and effortless perfection and encourage students to be courageous in acknowledging vulnerability and reaching out for help. Professional Development: A Roadmap to Your Future (HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES STUDENTS) 10:00 AM 10:45 AM, Frist Theatre 301 Amy Pszczolkowski, Assistant Dean, Professional Development Your professional development begins day one of your graduate education at Princeton University. During this session, you will be provided with a framework and tools to help you navigate your professional development journey at Princeton. You will learn about the variety of resources and opportunities to support your professional development during your time of enrollment. Current graduate students will share their insights into how they successfully steered their professional development towards a diverse range of careers possibilities. THRIVING IN GRADUATE SCHOOL: CARING FOR YOURSELF AND OTHERS (HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES STUDENTS) 11:00 AM 11:45 AM, Frist Multipurpose Rooms A/B/C Calvin Chin, Director of Counseling and Psychological Services This session will help graduate students reflect on the ways they can care for themselves and others here at Princeton. Through video, small group, and self-reflective exercises, we will teach students the importance of balance for success. We will challenge the notions of perfection and effortless perfection and encourage students to be courageous in acknowledging vulnerability and reaching out for help. Professional Development: A Roadmap to Your Future (ENGINEERING AND NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENTS) 11:00 AM 11:45 AM, Frist Theatre 301 Amy Pszczolkowski, Assistant Dean, Professional Development Your professional development begins day one of your graduate education at Princeton University. During this session, you will be provided with a framework and tools to help you navigate your professional development journey at Princeton. You will learn about the variety of resources and opportunities to support your professional development during your time of enrollment. Current graduate students will share their insights into how they successfully steered their professional development towards a diverse range of careers possibilities. INFORMATION FAIR AND LUNCH 12:00 PM 1:30 PM, Tent in front of Alexander Hall Have lunch and come visit the tables of various university offices to learn more about what is available to you here at Princeton! Be sure to complete your I-9 Form, which is required by all grad students, and turn in your final official transcripts if you have not already done so. Page 3 of 6

WELCOME 1:30 PM 1:40 PM, Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall Sarah-Jane Leslie *07, Dean of the Graduate School KEYNOTE SPEAKER 1:40 PM 2:00 PM, Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall Christopher L. Eisgruber 83, President INTRODUCTION TO THE GRADUATE SCHOOL 2:00 PM 2:30 PM, Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall Cole Crittenden *05, Deputy Dean, Academic Affairs Mary Bechler, Senior Associate Dean, Finance and Administration Renita Miller, Associate Dean, Access Diversity and Inclusion Lisa Schreyer, Associate Dean, Student Life SUCCESS IN GRADUATE SCHOOL: A FACULTY AND STUDENT VIEW 2:30 PM 3:15 PM, Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall A panel of faculty and students will address the most important things to keep in mind in order to be successful in graduate school. Moderator: Cole Crittenden*05, Deputy Dean, Academic Affairs Panelists: Rodney Priestley, Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering Erika Milam, Professor of History Mai Nguyen gs, Psychology, GSG President Gabriel Moore gs, Molecular Biology Leyla Mocan gs, Woodrow Wilson School ASSOCIATION OF PRINCETON GRADUATE ALUMNI 3:15 PM 3:25 PM, Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall Catherine Carsley *93, APGA President OLD NASSAU 3:25 PM 3:30 PM, Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall Catherine Carsley *93, APGA President Katzenjammers, Princeton A Cappella Group (PLEASE SELECT FROM BELOW CONCURRENT SESSIONS TO ATTEND) Library and Computing Resources 4:00 PM 4:45 PM, Frist Multipurpose Rooms A/B/C David Magier, Associate University Librarian for Collection Development Curtis Hillegas, Research Computing, Office of Information Technology This session will provide graduate students with information about library resources and research computing options available at Princeton. Page 4 of 6

Life at Princeton (Housing & Transportation, Student Life & Family Support Resources) 4:00 PM 4:45 PM, Frist Theatre 301 Lisa Schreyer, Associate Dean, Student Life Elaine Willey, Assistant Dean, Academic Support Programs Kim Jackson, Director of Transportation and Parking Michael Hebditch, Associate Director for Student Housing This session will provide graduate students with information about room draw which is the annual room selection process for current students and answer questions you may have concerning graduate housing. This session will also introduce students to the numerous support resources and programming that help to foster community and work-life balance for graduate students. Learning, Writing and Teaching at the Graduate Level 5:00 PM 5:45 PM, Frist Multipurpose Rooms A/B/C Amanda Irwin Wilkins *05, Director of the Princeton Writing Program Katherine Stanton, Senior Associate Director, Teaching Initiatives and Programs, McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning Nic Voge, Senior Associate Director, Graduate Student Learning Program, McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning The McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning and the Princeton Writing Program offer options to assist graduate students in developing as writers, teachers and productive scholars. Come find out more about these campus resources, which can help you both in meeting degree requirements and in preparing for future careers. Understanding the Student Health Plan and University Health Services 5:00 PM 5:45 PM, Frist Theatre 301 Valerie Lewis, Associate Director of Medical Service, University Health Services Michele Gregory, Student Health Plan Manager, University Health Services This session will provide graduate students with information about the services and resources provided by University Health Services and give an opportunity for students to ask questions about the Student Health Plan. Princeton 101 Local Information from a Student s Perspective 5:00 PM 5:45 PM, Frist Theatre 302 Daniel Vitek gs, Mathematics Christopher Douthitt gs, Music Olivia Duddy gs, Molecular Biology Thomas Wilson gs, Classics Shelby Sinclair gs, History Ari Seff gs, Computer Science Malavika Rajeev gs, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology This session will include a panel of current graduate students. This is an opportunity to hear from current graduate students about their experiences living at Princeton and offer advice on things to do on campus and around campus. There will be a Q&A session. GRADUATE STUDENT ORGANIZATION FAIR AND DINNER 6:00 PM 8:00 PM, Tent at Alexander Beach Students and their families are cordially invited to attend this social event to meet other students, learn about graduate student organizations and have fun! Barbecue dinner will be served. Page 5 of 6

RELATED EVENTS Tuesday, September 4 - Friday, September 7 Wednesday, September 5 - Thursday, September 6 English Language Program Orientation Sponsored by the McGraw Center International Student Orientation Sponsored by the Davis International Center Thursday, September 13 LGBTQIA Graduate Student Reception 4:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Co-sponsored by the LGBT Center & 246 Frist Campus Center the Graduate School Monday, September 17 Carl Fields Center Graduate Student Welcome Lunch 12:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Co-sponsored by the Carl Fields Center & Carl Fields Center, Room 104 the Graduate School, Access Diversity and Inclusion Monday, September 17 7:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Graduate College Orientation, Residents of OGC 7:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Graduate College Orientation, Residents of NGC Old GC Common Room Kevin Fleming, Assistant Director of Residential Life Tuesday, September 18 Lawrence Community Fall Welcome BBQ 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Co-sponsored by the Lawrence Committee and the Graduate Courtyard outside of Building 14 School Thursday, September 20 Lakeside Community Fall Welcome BBQ 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Co-sponsored by the Lakeside Committee and the Graduate Outside of Lakeside Commons School Wednesday, September 19 Outdoor BBQ at the Graduate College 5:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Co-sponsored by the Graduate Student Government, Main Courtyard Dining Services, and the Graduate School Old Graduate College Wednesday, September 26 Graduate Women s Mixer 8:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. Co-sponsored by the Women s Center, WSTEM, & Triumph Brewery the Graduate School, Access Diversity and Inclusion 138 Nassau Street September 2018 Center for Jewish Life - High Holiday Services http://hillel.princeton.edu/highholidays2018 All services and meals are free for graduate students Photographs and recordings taken at the by anyone authorized by Princeton University may be used in publications, both electronic and print, at the discretion of the University. Page 6 of 6