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Ready to pick up a new skill or dive into a topic you care about? Our workshops are a great way to learn, grow, and connect with others outside the classroom. Take a look at what’s available and find sessions that match your interests.

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  • University Career Center

    Cover Letters & Resumes for Jobs and Internships

    Guidance on cover letters and resumes for non-academic roles and internships.

    Audience: Grad/Professional

    Topic: Career & Professional Development

  • University Health & Counseling

    Cultural Adjustment

    Addresses cultural adjustment to Ann Arbor, the Midwest, and campus life.

    Audience: Students

    Topic: Health, Wellness, & Safety

  • Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center

    Disclosure

    Peer-led workshop teaches compassionate response skills for disclosures of sexual assault.

    Audience: Students

    Topic: Relationship Skills & Consent

  • The Program on Intergroup Relations

    Dominant Narratives

    Examines how prevailing societal stories shape perceptions of identity and challenges whose voices are centered or erased.

    Audience: Students

    Topic: Social Justice, Identity, & Inclusion

  • University Health & Counseling

    Eating & Body Image Concerns

    Overview of eating disorders, body image, and support resources.

    Audience: Students

    Topic: Health, Wellness, & Safety

  • International Center

    Empowerment Self Defense Workshop

    Empowerment self-defense teaches physical and verbal strategies to counter violence.

    Audience: Students

    Topic: Health, Wellness, & Safety

  • Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center

    Engendering Respectful Communities

    Offers graduate-level peer-led training to address sexual misconduct and community norms.

    Audience: Grad/Professional

    Topic: Relationship Skills & Consent

  • The Program on Intergroup Relations

    Entering Communities

    Explores norms and expectations in our own and others' communities, focusing on how our presence impacts those we serve.

    Audience: Students

    Topic: Social Justice, Identity, & Inclusion

  • Ginsberg Center

    Exiting a Community-Engaged Project

    Discusses how to wrap up community projects, with guidance for planning an intentional exit.

    Audience: Students

    Topic: Community & Civic Engagement