2022 SCEC Transitions Program: The Breakfast Club - Navigating Post-Pandemic Networking
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Date: September 12, 2022 |
Convener: Gabriela Noriega
SUMMARY: SCEC’s Office of Experiential Learning and Career Advancement (ELCA) is hosting its 6th Annual Transitions Program Breakfast Club Meetup! This year’s theme is Navigating Post-Pandemic Networking. The challenges over the last two years have impacted opportunities for making professional connections. Post-pandemic networking has changed significantly and there is uncertainty about how to re-emerge successfully. Join fellow students and early-career peers and learn from SCEC’s senior scientists from a range of fields and sectors who will share their thoughts on how to manage post-pandemic networking.
The goal of these meetups is to provide a platform for early career attendees to connect with mentors for the purpose of discussing pathways in earthquake science careers. These networking opportunities are intended for anyone starting, pursuing, building, or transitioning into an earthquake science career.
Navigating Post-Pandemic Networking
Monday, September 12, 2022 (07:00 - 08:00)
This breakfast session will focus on discussing strategies to build a strong professional network post-pandemic. Participants will have the opportunity to talk with SCEC’s seasoned professionals about:
- Strategies to make the current pandemic career shock more manageable
- Short-term and long-term considerations on career opportunities
- Strategies to maintain a career-life balance and reduce burnout
- How to stay focused and battle feelings of isolation while working remotely
MENTORS
Bookmark this page and come back later as the list of mentors continues to grow.
Domniki Asimaki (Caltech)
Ramon Arrowsmith (ASU)
Kimberly Blisniuk (San Jose State University)
Scott Callaghan (SCEC/USC)
Judi Chester (Texas A&M)
Elizabeth Cochran (USGS)
Yifeng Cui (UCSD)
Luis Dalguer (3Q-Lab)
Timothy Dawson (CGS)
Lisa Grant Ludwig (UCI)
Thomas Jordan (USC)
John Louie (UNR)
Patricia Persaud (LSU)
Ricardo Taborda (EAFIT)
Space is limited. Click Here to register for this event.
Questions? Email Gaby Noriega (gnoriega@usc.edu).
This event is supported by SCEC’s Office of Experiential Learning and Career Advancement.
It is SCEC policy to foster harassment-free environments wherever our science is conducted. By accepting an invitation to participate in a SCEC-supported event, by email or online registration, participants agree to abide by the SCEC Activities Code of Conduct.
