An­nounce­ment of the "Ca­reer as a Sci­ent­ist 2024" qual­i­fic­a­tion pro­gramme

The Central Equal Opportunities Officer of the University of Paderborn is offering two workshops for female doctoral students and postdocs in spring 2024.

Registrations for the published workshops are now possible by email.

 

Workshop I: "Out of the head, into the body"

Dates: 01 March and 12 April 2024 from 10:00 - 15:00 hrs each

Location: online via Zoom

Max. number of participants: 10

Speaker: Dr. Pamela Geldmacher

Seminar language: German

Brief description of contents:

Dr. Pamela Geldmacher's workshop invites all participants to embark together on the path towards more resilience and strengthening of resources instead of constantly running after the here and now. One focus within the workshop time will be on a sustainable pause culture within academic work phases. In a world that is becoming increasingly interconnected through digitalisation, 'taking a break' must be relearned in order to be effective in the long term. The fact is: one's own resources cannot be maintained in a balanced way in the long term without high-quality break phases. But how do we manage to take breaks in our demanding everyday university life that sustainably strengthen us?

Answers to these and subsequent questions will be provided in this online workshop, which will be followed by a follow-up in which the status quo will be reflected on and deepened. It is a practice-oriented format that implements tools from the areas of personal development, time and stress management and mental coaching as well as breathing, body and mindfulness exercises. The aim is to contour the current state of resources and make self-determined adjustments based on this in order to move forward in a more resilient, motivated and powerful way.

About the speaker:

Dr Pamela Geldmacher holds a doctorate in media and cultural studies, is a trained audio-visual media saleswoman, breathing and movement teacher, lecturer, mental coach and facilitator. After more than 13 years at university, she now accompanies people inside and outside institutions and companies in the areas of break culture, stress management, mental coaching and breath, body and resource work. Her work is based on the guiding principle: "Out of the head, into the body" - in order to be able to become more effective in our knowledge society.

Workshop II: "Make an Impact! "

Dates:                                                        17 May and 24 May 2024 from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. each day.

Location: online via Zoom

Max. number of participants: 12

Speaker: Julie Stearns

Seminar language: English

Brief description of contents:

How can I get noticed in professional contexts, for example in small talk situations at conferences? What can help me in situations where I am confronted with an international audience and how can I connect with an interdisciplinary audience?

The workshop offers the opportunity to improve general communication skills (verbal and non-verbal) to increase networking and self-marketing opportunities. The workshop focuses specifically on self-presentation in terms of voice quality, body language and verbal expression in academic and professional contexts. Participants will learn how to improve their self-marketing skills, increase their research and networking prospects, and make the most of their intercultural and interdisciplinary communication opportunities.

About the speaker:

  • Trainer for presentation and effective communication
  • Certified coach (DGfC)
  • Trained actress with more than 20 years of stage experience as a performer, dramaturg, director and author
  • Many years as a university lecturer
  • Six years of coaching experience in workshops with international doctoral candidates from all disciplines


Further information on the workshops and the speakers can be found here.

Registrations can be made by e-mail to Stefanie Lichtenauer.

Contact
Dr. Anika Hegemann
Central Equal Opportunities Officer
annika.hegemann@uni-paderborn.de
Tel.: 05251/60-3724

Information
Dr. Regina Sprenger

regina.sprenger(at)uni-paderborn(dot)de