#2: Job Interview Presentation

Who: Dr. Karen Head, Graduate Communications Coordinator, The Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning
When: Wednesday, June 17th at 4- 5PM
Where: Institute for Bioengineering & Bioscience (IBB) Suddath Seminar Room 1128

Food and drink will be provided

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Dr. Karen Head has been a writing consultant in both the academic and corporate sectors for several years. While working on her doctoral degree at Nebraska, Karen served in a number of writing program administrative positions, including a year as the Writing Center Coordinator. One aspect of her scholarly research focuses on writing and communication theory and pedagogical practice, especially in areas such as the implementation and development of writing centers, writing program administration, and multidisciplinary writing. She has served as a guest writing-lecturer for courses in a number of fields including Music, Art History, Biochemistry, Genetics, Engineering, Architecture, and Agricultural Sciences, and she has been a visiting scholar at the Universität Dortmund, in Germany. At Georgia Tech she teaches the graduate-level Academic Writing Course designed to help students complete proposals, theses, and dissertations, and conducts workshops on a variety of communication topics designed for graduate students across the campus.

- Professional Development Committee

#1: Public Speaking & Conference Presentation
When: TODAY, June 15th at 1- 2PM
Where: Institute for Bioengineering & Bioscience (IBB) Suddath Seminar Room 1128
Who: Dr. Karen Head, Graduate Communications Coordinator, The Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning

Lunch will be provided

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Dr. Karen Head has been a writing consultant in both the academic and corporate sectors for several years. While working on her doctoral degree at Nebraska, Karen served in a number of writing program administrative positions, including a year as the Writing Center Coordinator. One aspect of her scholarly research focuses on writing and communication theory and pedagogical practice, especially in areas such as the implementation and development of writing centers, writing program administration, and multidisciplinary writing. She has served as a guest writing-lecturer for courses in a number of fields including Music, Art History, Biochemistry, Genetics, Engineering, Architecture, and Agricultural Sciences, and she has been a visiting scholar at the Universität Dortmund, in Germany. At Georgia Tech she teaches the graduate-level Academic Writing Course designed to help students complete proposals, theses, and dissertations, and conducts workshops on a variety of communication topics designed for graduate students across the campus.

- Professional Development Committee