What is Imposter Syndrome? Why do so many great students experience this feeling of inadequacy? This program will discuss the signs and causes of Imposter Syndrome and provide exercises designed to help you feel more confident in your abilities at Columbia and beyond. RSVP is required, please register here.
This workshop will be facilitated by Dr. Keoshia Worthy, PhD.
This event is part of the Graduate Initiative for Inclusion and Engagement. To learn more, visit universitylife.columbia.edu/graduate-initiative.
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