Managing Imposter Syndrome: Graduate Student Edition

Host: Department of Chemistry & Office of Science Education 
  

Event: Managing Imposter Syndrome: Graduate Student Edition 
  

Date: Tuesday, October 8, 2024, 12:00 - 12:45 pm 

Location: Ruttan Room (321), Otto Maass Chemistry Building 

Facilitators: Fanny Gutiérrez-Meyers, Local Wellness Advisor for the Faculty of Science, and Devon Simpson, Local Wellness Advisor for Graduate Students  

Do you have questions about Imposter Syndrome?  You aren’t the only one. 
 
In this workshop, you will learn the definition of Imposter Syndrome as well as its usefulness and limitations as a concept in mental health. You will learn when and how imposter syndrome can show up in your life as a graduate student. We will discuss simple tools and tips to boost your wellbeing and manage self-doubt as it happens. 
 

Please note that this workshop is for graduate students only. 

About the event space (accessibility): 

• This event will be held in Otto Maass Chemistry Building in Ruttan Room (321). Otto Maass is located at 801 Rue Sherbrooke West and is accessible by ramp via the main door (McGill Map). 

• All levels are accessible by public elevator. 

• Accessible washrooms are located in the basement and on the third floor.  

• The building is lit by fluorescent lighting and not scent-free.  

Please contact the Office of Science Education with questions (ose [at] mcgill.ca).