Doctoral & Postdoctoral Life Design on LinkedIn: Get ready to grab your calendars and save the date! The 4th Annual… (2024)

Greetings from PHutures at The Johns Hopkins University! We are beyond excited to (re) introduce ourselves as we partner with Doctoral and Postdoctoral Scholars in crafting a pathway of excellence for your academic and professional journey.Blazing Trails: Join us in reshaping careers! From internships to fellowships, we're turning potential into tangible achievements.Our Services: Immerse yourself in a spectrum of offerings, including academic and industry collaborations, empowering workshops, and dynamic networking events.Empowerment Initiatives: Break down barriers with our transformative group coaching, career conferences, and skill-building initiatives!Success Stories: Delve into inspiring narratives and become a part of our community!Swipe through and be PHuture ready today! Engage with us on LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook (@Phuturescareers) as we co-create your future.

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Introducing our new Director of Doctoral and Postdoctoral Life Design at The Johns Hopkins University. Gina Delgado, EdD has 12 years of experience working in higher education. She is an expert in higher education, career development, student engagement and satisfaction, action research, and data driven decision making. We are so happy she is here!

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Feeling like you don't belong, questioning your abilities, and doubting your achievements - these are all hallmarks of imposter phenomenon. But for Black scholars in academia, these feelings can be exacerbated by a system riddled with stereotypes and implicit biases.Join us onMay 10for a fire side chat with Kevin co*kley on the topic ofImposter Phenomenon: Unmasking the Systemic Barriers Facing Black Students.Dr. co*kley is traveling from Michigan to help us shed light on how systemic barriers and lower expectations can contribute to feelings of self-doubt and hinder academic success. This honest and thought-provoking conversation will equip us to understand and dismantle the root causes of the imposter phenomenon.Here are the details in a nutshell-When : May 10 at 1:45 PM ET ( The conversation will begin at 2 pm ET)Where : The Imagine Center at 113 W. University ParkwayWhat : Fire side chat with Dr. co*kley, moderated by PhD Student, Mo AkandeCoffee and Cupcakes will be served.------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Kevin co*kley, Ph.D. is the University Diversity and Social Transformation Professor and Professor of Psychology at the University of Michigan where he serves as Associate Chair of Diversity Initiatives for the Department of Psychology. His research and teaching can be broadly categorized in African American psychology, with a focus on racial identity and understanding the psychological and environmental factors that impact African American students’ academic achievement. Dr. co*kley studies the psychosocial experiences of African American students and students of color and is currently exploring the impostor phenomenon and its relationship to mental health and academic outcomes. He is the recipient of numerous awards, including the 10 Rising Stars of the Academy award by Diverse Issues in Higher Education. He has written and edited numerous books, including the most recent 2024 book titled “The Impostor Phenomenon: Psychological Research, Theory, and Interventions.” He has written several Op-Eds in major media outlets on topics such as defending DEI, critical race theory, Black Lives Matter movement, the importance of ethnic studies, and racial disparities in school discipline. Dr. co*kley's research has been recognized in media outlets including the New York Times, USA Today, and Inside Higher Education.

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We can’t wait to host the first inter-university research communication -Empower Your Pitch contest this year!Stay tuned for more exciting updates!

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