This archive of Graduate School Workshops offers practical guidance to support your academic journey and professional growth. Featuring sessions led by experts from across campus, these workshops cover a wide range of topics to help you succeed in graduate school and beyond. Browse the recordings below and watch them at your convenience, anytime and at your own pace.
Fall 2026 Workshop Recordings
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GRAD 101: How to Read Like a Grad Student
In this workshop, Dr. Sharon James McGee, Dean of the Graduate School and Professor of English, teaches practical strategies for tackling graduate-level reading and engaging with scholarly texts more efficiently.
Spring 2026 Workshop Recordings
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APA Workshop
In this workshop, Dr. Jill Channing, Associate Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis, reviews APA 7th Edition formatting for papers, theses, and dissertations, focusing on citations, references, headings, tables/figures, and common formatting issues.
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Thesis and Dissertation Defense Preparation Workshop
Dr. Jill Channing, Associate Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis, covers how to organize your defense presentation, prepare for committee questions, communicate your findings effectively, and manage defense-day logistics.
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Fall in Love with File Management Workshop
Dr. Chelsie Dubay, Assistant Professor and Director of Instructional Design in the Dept. of Computing, teaches how to build simple, effective file management habits using ETSU OneDrive.
Fall 2025 Workshop Recordings
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Professional Skills Workshop
Laura Ferguson, Career Coach at University Career Services, shares information on professional skills that will aid you throughout your graduate program and your professional career.
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Demystifying the Hiring Process
William Dean, MBA, Assistant Dean of Fiscal Affairs and & Administration, shares insider knowledge to the hiring process that will help you navigate job applications, interviewing, accepting a job offer, and more.