DLSPH: Past Recordings of Professional Development
LinkedIn Lab
December 6, 2021 (75 minutes)
LinkedIn is considered to be one of the top online networking sites for job seekers. Whether you are new to LinkedIn or looking to update your profile, this session will help you optimize your LinkedIn profile and use various features to support your job search, career exploration & networking goals.
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Interview Preparation
November 15, 2021 (75 minutes)
Interviews can be intimidating, but the key to success is being ready! This session will help you better prepare for in-person or virtual interviews. We will discuss how to identify and prepare for potential questions, as well as strategies for creating captivating stories that will showcase your accomplishments to potential employers. We will also discuss navigating discrimination and asking for accommodations.
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CV/Resume Preparation
October 25, 2021 (75 minutes)
Some application documents are referred to as CVs. In this session, we will review the differences between CVs and Resumes, and discuss strategies on the format and content of each to create clear, effective and captivating application documents for job and practicum application preparation.
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Stata Training Part 1
April 23, 2021 (1.5 hours)
This session instructs students on how to navigate the Stata interface and working environment, create syntax files for reproducibility, manipulate data, and create derived variables for analysis. (Please note – This is an advanced introduction to Stata intended for people already comfortable programming in SAS, R or SPSS and who wish to do a ‘cross-over’ to Stata. Familiarity with writing code and analyzing data in these other languages will be an asset.)
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Stata Training Part 2
April 23, 2021 (1.5 hours)
The second portion of the workshop will cover examples of the most commonly used techniques for analyzing data, including descriptive and regression models, creating tables, and exporting basic figures. Other supplemental topics will be covered (e.g., incorporating confounding and mediating variables, interactions), time permitting. Experience needed: Most attendees will have taken previous intermediate statistics courses using software (examples include CHL5202 Biostatistics II, CHL5406 Quantitative Methods for Biomedical Research, CHL5407 Categorical Data Analysis for Epidemiologic Studies, or CHL5208 Lab in Statistical Design and Analysis)
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SAS Training Part1
April 22, 2021 (1.5 hours)
This workshop is designed to introduce students to the principles and methods of applied epidemiological analysis using SAS statistical software. Throughout the workshop students will get comfortable with the SAS interface and working environment, learn how to perform basic data manipulation techniques, and understand how to operationalize data using SAS. Students will conduct analysis techniques on a binary outcome variable with a dataset provided by the instructor. Experience needed: At least some familiarity in quantitative data analysis up to regression (e.g. CHL5202 Biostatistics II or equivalent).
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SAS Training Part2 (Intermediate)
April 22, 2021 (1.5 hours)
This workshop will focus on intermediate-level programming using epidemiological data in SAS. The workshop will cover an applied example using a time-to-event outcome. The goal of this workshop is to provide SAS users with a more detailed understanding of data manipulation, and efficient programming techniques. Students will also be taught how to efficiently output results from SAS and generate reports. Experience needed: Previous experience programming in SAS is highly recommended.
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Bluefish and Hasenpfeffer: Insights into Career Development
April 21, 2021 (1.5 hours)
Student feedback has indicated that there is a need to openly discuss examples and strategies when negotiating and self-advocating in the context of academia and career development. Please join Dr. Ted Witek, IHPME Senior Fellow and Doctor of Public Health Program Director, for a semi formal session where he will give a brief perspective on career development and share life and practical experiences with attendees. This is intended to be an interactive session, so please come prepare with some questions and scenarios. There will be opportunities to get to know Dr. Witek, be mentored by him, and opportunities for follow up sessions and resources in negotiation and self-advocacy for graduate students in academia.
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ArcGIS Training
April 21, 2021 (2 hours)
ArcGIS is a geographic information system for creating maps and managing geographic data. This workshop will introduce students to the mapmaking process in ArcGIS, from understanding geographic data to producing polished maps for a variety of purposes. No background in geography or experience with spatial data is needed. A brief overview of Mac-friendly mapmaking alternatives will also be offered as part of the session.
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NVivo Training
April 20, 2021 (3 hours)
NVivo 12 is a software package for analysis of qualitative data (e.g. focus groups and field notes, social media data). This workshop introduces participants to the NVivo 12 Suite, how to prepare their text and media data for analyses, import and organize their data, and code qualitative data using NVivo 12.
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Dedoose Training
April 19, 2021 (3 hours)
Dedoose is a cloud-based software for analysis of qualitative and mixed data (e.g. transcripts of in-depth interviews, data from electronic web surveys). This workshop introduces participants to Dedoose and allows them to acquire hands-on experience.
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Interview Preparation
December 1, 2020 (75 minutes)
Interviews can be intimidating, but the key to success is being ready! This session will help you better prepare for in-person or virtual interviews. We will discuss how to identify and prepare for potential questions, as well as strategies for creating captivating stories that will showcase your accomplishments to potential employers. We will also discuss navigating discrimination and asking for accommodations.
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DLSPH LinkedIn Lab: Develop your LinkedIn Profile
November 10, 2020 (75 minutes)
LinkedIn is considered to be one of the top online networking sites for job seekers. Whether you are new to LinkedIn or looking to update your profile, this session will help you optimize your LinkedIn profile and use various features to support your job search, career exploration & networking goals.
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Imposter Syndrome
October 24, 2019
Imposter Syndrome slides
Making an Effective Oral Presentation
October 24, 2019
Making an Effective Oral Presentation slides
Non-traditional Public Health Careers Panel
February 13, 2019
PDF Profiles/Resource – February 13, 2019 Non-traditional Careers Panel
UofT Career Exploration and Education
UofT Career Exploration and Education: Programs include Career Chats, Career Exploration Orientation, Career Workshops, CV and Personal Statement Camp, Dream Job Academy, Practice MPI and MMI Events, Work-Study Program and many more! They also provide career advising appointments. Call 416 978 8000 to book an appointment with Career Educators to review your resumes or to participate in mock interviews
UofT Career Learning Network
Many workshops and events can be found through Career Learning Network including Grad Writing Group, Virtual Study Hub, Creating an Inclusion Environment, Transitioning to Gradlife: Strategies for Academic Success, Develop your LinkedIn Profile, and many more!
Certificates at DLSPH
Certificate Course in Global Health Diplomacy
Career and Professional Development Tipsheets
Interview Preparation and Questions
STAR Model to Answering Questions
Informational Meeting Tip Sheet
Indigenous Cultural Competency and Resources
LGBTQ+ and Gender Diversity Resources
LinkedIn Learning
LinkedIn Learning As a student, staff, or faculty member at University of Toronto, you have access to LinkedIn Learning, an online learning resource with high-quality instructional videos taught by recognized experts. Using your UTORid to log in, you may choose from more than 1,400 online self-paced courses that cover a wide range of topics, including business, IT, software, and design. The LinkedIn Learning platform is available to any current student or employee at the university.
UofT School of Continuing Studies
UofT School of Continuing Studies The University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies (SCS) offers an extensive roster of over 800 courses, over 50 program areas, and more than 110 certificates across a broad range of fields that help learners succeed in their careers, satisfy their curiosities and fulfill their curiosities.