• [gradFUTURES] Innovative Approaches for Supporting International Graduate Students 10:00 am
• ECE Seminar: Udayan Das11:00 am
• IP as a Catalyst for Investment and Growth of a Startup/Venture11:00 am
• [BU Entrepreneurship] IP as a Catalyst for Investment and Growth of a Startup/Venture11:00 am
• [gradFUTURES] Global Careers: Thriving as an International Scientist & Scholar 11:00 am
• Create Space at Marsh Chapel12:00 pm
• Diversity & Inclusion Office Hours12:00 pm
• Lecture: Marcus Yam, LA Times Reporter & Pulitzer Prize Recipient1:00 pm
• [gradFUTURES] Bridging the Gap Between Industry and Academia: Employers Share the Career-Ready Skills STEM PhDs Need Now 1:30 pm
• AIR Distinguished Speaker: Bill Freeman2:00 pm
• Hariri Institute and AIR Initiative Distinguished Seminar 2:00 pm
• Precarity & Inequality Lab Workshop: Luisa Fernanda Delgado Mejía2:30 pm
• Spring Ed Policy Seminar Series: Susanna Loeb3:00 pm
• First Generation Support Group5:00 pm
• Managing Anxiety5:00 pm
• Teach For America (TFA) Information Session5:00 pm
• [gradFUTURES] Fireside Chat: Inclusive and Intercultural Leadership in a Global Society5:00 pm
• ECE Undergraduate Town Hall6:00 pm
• BU Hillel: Movie Night - The Prince of Egypt7:00 pm
• Tuesday Night Lecture Series: Rachel Eulena Williams7:00 pm
• 2026 Boston University Spotlight7:30 pm
• [gradFUTURES] Translating Your Research & Skills Beyond Your Discipline9:00 am
• BU's BEST: Introduction to Science Policy and Biomedical Careers in Science Policy Panel Discussion10:00 am
• Empowerment Exchange (formerly EDI Community Meetings)12:00 pm
• [Ext.] 2026 Academic Postdoc Hiring Fair12:30 pm
• Overdose Prevention Training3:00 pm
• Frenemies to Friends: Building a Lifelong Friendship Across Political Difference4:00 pm
• The Overvaluation of Portuguese Influence on Formation of Brazilian Society4:00 pm
• AI and the Future of Education: 2026 BU Wheelock Forum5:30 pm
• Business-y careers for STEM grad students and early-career professionals6:00 pm
• Lecture: David Rohde, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist6:30 pm

[gradFUTURES] Translating Your Research & Skills Beyond Your Discipline

Master the art of communicating complex research and scholarly work to a non-specialist audience in a clear, concise, and compelling way. Through hands-on exercises and peer feedback, you’ll practice reframing academic language to ensure others understand the broader significance of your skills and expertise and adapt your message for public engagement, networking, and diverse career pathways. Led by Chris Caterine, author of Leaving Academia, this session draws on practical experience supporting PhDs as they communicate their expertise across sectors.

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When	9:00 am - 10:00 am on 25 March 2026
Building	Zoom (online)