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Workshops for Department of Economics Graduate Students

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Workshops for Department of Economics Graduate Students

Customized Services for Economics Graduate Students

EPPIC offers specialized services for graduate students in Penn State’s highly multilingual Department of Economics, including workshop series and individual consultations:

    • Job Search Workshops (fall semester) are designed for Economics graduate students who are entering the job market, and focus on how to prepare successfully for job interviews, job talks, and flyouts.  These sessions are research-based and language-focused. (See below for details about the job market workshop series in fall 2024.)
    • Economics Communication Workshops (spring semester) offer doctoral students in years 2-4 a four-part model for presenting research ideas effectively in Economics.  Workshop participants develop a repertoire of communication strategies for presenting their research in a clear and memorable way, and are guided to create a polished version of their research spiel for professional networking purposes.
    • Individual consultations provide Economics doctoral students with ongoing opportunities to practice and receive feedback on their third-year paper, job market paper, research spiel, abstracts, job application materials, and other academic writing, informed by corpus-based research in Economics.

Fall 2024 Economics Job Market Workshop Series

    • Preparing for Job Interviews in Economics
      • Friday, November 8, 10-11:30 am, 613 Kern
    • Delivering a Successful Job Talk in Economics
      • Friday, December 6, 10-11:30 am, 613 Kern
    • Preparing for Flyouts:  How to Make a Good Impression
      • Friday, December 13, 10-11:30 am, 413 Kern

Graduate Students in Economics can register for these fall 2024 workshops by clicking here.

EPPIC-ECON Individual Consultations

EPPIC offers weekly individual consultation appointments to graduate students in the Department of Economics.  During these one-on-one meetings with a language specialist, students can practice and receive detailed language feedback on research presentations and job talks, on 3rd-year papers and job market papers, on job interview preparation, on research spiels, and on communication for professional networking.

To schedule an individual consultation, please visit this scheduling calendar on Calendly.


Further information about these specialized workshops and individual consultations is shared with graduate students in the Department of Economics each semester. To learn more, contact EPPIC’s director, Dr. Meredith Doran, at mcd15@psu.edu.