**ONLINE** Building Resilient Learners: Strategies for Converting Self-doubt into Student Success
About this Event
Virtual Event
Wednesday, September 17, 2025 from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Imposter syndrome is a common feeling characterized by persistent self-doubt despite evidence of competence. It is especially prevalent among people working in a field where their gender, race, first language, or parental status makes them an obvious minority, such as women in STEM and people of color in higher education. This workshop discusses strategies that instructors can use to destigmatize imposter feelings and to acknowledge productive failures are necessary for success. Advanced registration required. Register Now!
Imposter syndrome is a common feeling characterized by persistent self-doubt despite evidence of competence. It is especially prevalent among people working in a field where their gender, race, first language, or parental status makes them an obvious minority, such as women in STEM and people of color in higher education. This workshop discusses strategies that instructors can use to destigmatize imposter feelings and to acknowledge productive failures are necessary for success. Advanced registration required. Register Now!
Event Details
See Who Is Interested
1 person is interested in this event