Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
About this Event
We hope this finds you all well! We are excited to return to hosting quarterly Wellness Lunch and Learn Sessions! Below
is the information for our virtual May series dedicated to overcoming imposter syndrome. Grab your healthy lunch and tune in for an hour of self-care focused on learning about this important topic!
“Overcoming Imposter Syndrome”
Amanda Ramirez, Ph.D.
Assistant Director of Student Success
Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
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This was an interesting topic presented in a nicely paced manner with interaction from participants. I know more people could benefit from this, and hope this will be added to Sharepoint so my friends here at work can view it at their leisure. I also think a lot more people out there have this issue. Maybe all us "Type A" personalities!!! Thank-you for a well put together, interesting, thought provoking lecture.
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Was not the biggest fan of the workshop/lecture. I am sure there were people who benefitted from the seminar, but I cannot say that I did. Personally, I feel that CBT and the techniques that go along with the therapy are better fit toward specific clinical populations than trainees and early career faculty that often struggle with a particular phenomena that has been instilled and perpetuated in the field of academia. I think a more "behavioral" and "actionable" approach would have been more appropriate than identifying "distorted" thinking/ thought problems, which I am sure the vast majority attending were already fully aware of.