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There are two big lies in graduate school: that a Ph.D. prepares you only for an academic career, and that a Ph.D. prepares you for any career. This workshop will help you identify the valuable transferable skills you develop in graduate school and how you can apply those skills in a career beyond academia.

In this workshop led by Writing Peer Kyle Crocco, you will analyze a successful grant proposal and then learn how to write your own proposal, including the mechanics, organization, and what content to include or exclude.

Be sure to attend the next Finding Funding workshop on Thursday March 2, where the Funding Peer Advisor will share about campus and external funding sources and help you determine simple next steps so you are always in the loop about funding opportunities throughout the year!

Meet Maria D. Vazquez, a Graduate Scholar and second-year Ph.D. student in the Counseling, Clinical, and School Psychology program. Read on to learn more about her upbringing, her research, and some words of wisdom on how she is surviving graduate school.

Join a group of UCSB Sociology graduate students for a workshop that will provide fellow grad students a space to collaborate on best practices for dealing with controversial, offensive, or hostile statements in the classroom, especially given the current political atmosphere. Lunch provided.

This article recaps the “Post-Graduation Visa Options for International Students” workshop presented by immigration law specialist Adam Green on Friday, February 10.

The Department of Black Studies is now accepting applications for Teaching Assistantships for the 2017-2018 academic year! Apply by Monday, March 6.

Interested in working for a company that values quality and the environment? Then Patagonia might be for you! Check out these job and internship opportunities with Patagonia.

Compete for an unprecedented experience to join the roundtable discussions at the Credit Suisse Research Institute spring meeting in New York and shape the global agenda.

The Department of Theater and Dance is issuing a call for papers for its first-ever graduate symposium: "Global Flows, Resistance and Performance." The application deadline is February 25.

The Center for Spatial Studies (spatial@ucsb) is looking for intrepid presenters—students, faculty, staff, friends—to give inspirational, educational, or just plain entertaining three-minute talks related to geography or space (i.e., just about anything). Sign up by February 21.

Join Instructional Development at the inaugural Teaching & Learning Excellence Series: TALES Live!, which highlights compelling stories of creativity, inspiration, and engagement in UCSB teaching. The February 28 event will feature Dr. ​Helene Gardner from the Department of Environmental Studies.

Attention STEM graduate students! CSEP is looking to hire several students for industry and entrepreneurship assessment projects beginning this quarter to interview CA-based industry and startup professionals.

Within the UC system, there are various tax resources to support international scholars and students in navigating how, what, why, and when to file taxes each year. Check out these UC-affiliated websites of information and resource links for getting ready to file taxes.

Learn how you can join the innovative minds at Intel Corporation by attending their information session and recruitment tables.