The Working Group for Support Services for PhD Candidates and Early-Career Researchers at the UiT University Library and ArcDoc continue the PhD Café series, connecting the PhD and postdoc community to discuss topics of shared interest with invited speakers.
Bring your cases and stories and join the discussion in an informal setting over free coffee and waffles!
For this session, we welcome Cato Bjørndal, professor at the Resource center for teaching, learning and technology (Result). Cato will first present his research on providing feedback in PhD supervision, then he will join for a panel debate with Anne-Merethe Hanssen, professor in microbiology at Department for Medical Biology and program leader of the Phd programme in Health Sciences, Linda Hamrin Nesby, professor in Nordic literature at the Department of Language and Culture and leader of the research group Health, Art and Society, and Dhivya Borra Thiyagarajan, researcher in cell-cell communication in Atlantic salmon at The Norwegian College of Fishery Science.
The debate will be moderated by Marion Prieler (ArcticDoc)
Programme:
11:30 – Welcome
~11:35–11.50 – Talk by Cato — “Navigating the Complexity of Giving Feedback in PhD. Supervision: Early-Career Ph.D. Supervisors’ Experiences”?
~11:50–12.30 – Panel discussion, moderated by Marion Prieler (ArcticDoc Chair of Academic Affairs)
~12:30–13:00 – Audience Q&A — your turn to ask questions and share experiences
Please register here for the event. You can also use the registration form to submit specific topics or questions you would like to be addressed during the panel discussion.
We look forward to welcoming you!