This interactive workshop is geared toward undergraduate and graduate students of color. Grounded in the notion of radical self-love, this workshop invites students to center their physical, mental and spiritual well-being in the pursuit of academic achievement.

This workshop focuses on identifying students' scholarly interests, navigating identity and power in research, and centering self-care and community in the process of developing a graduate research project that can have profound impact.

This series is focused on cultivating empowerment and resilience in students by grounding them in a clarified understanding of self-knowledge, self-efficacy, self-advocacy and self-love. By unpacking who they are and what they need to succeed, students are better equipped to show up in their academic journey empowered and able to exercise resilience during difficult times. This workshop is especially useful for turbulent seasons when students’ identities and personhood seem to be under attack. 

Need help determining whether or not getting a PhD is right for you? This workshop is meant to assist prospective PhD students in determining if and how they should go about applying to graduate school and how to determine what kind of program would be the best fit. In it we complete an interest self-assessment, research question exploration, and application preparation plan.