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SUMMARY:Fighting Imposter Syndrome in Academia (for postdoctoral researcher
 s)
DESCRIPTION:“I’m just lucky”\, “I don’t belong here”\, “I’m
  a fraud and people will find out”. Have thoughts like these crossed you
 r mind before? If so\, you are definitely not alone. Imposter Syndrome des
 cribes a set of beliefs revolving around feelings of inadequacy\, not dese
 rving success\, and misleading others about our abilities. It limits confi
 dence and can actually lead to failure.\\r\\nIn this workshop\, participan
 ts will learn how Imposter Syndrome can look like and what’s behind it\,
  will assess their own level of Imposter Syndrome\, and will be guided thr
 ough exercises that help to combat it\, all while having room to exchange 
 with other participants. The goal is to leave the workshop with a better u
 nderstanding of Imposter Syndrome and tools to deal with it when it comes 
 up the next time.\\r\\nInstructor\\r\\nMaria Douneva [https://mariadouneva
 .com/] is Professor of Business Psychology based in Berlin (SRH University
 ). She completed her BSc and MSc in Work/Organizational Psychology in Germ
 any\, her PhD in Switzerland\, and spent several months as a visiting rese
 archer in Paris\, Princeton\, and at NYU. With her work experience as a te
 am lead\, consultant\, trainer\, and coach\, she aims to make a positive d
 ifference in people’s lives both inside and outside academia.\\r\\nRegis
 tration\\r\\nPlease register here [https://forms.gle/2V33rgyVfbthvjvJ7]\\r
 \\nRegistered participants will receive the Zoom link once the registratio
 n deadline (November 12) has passed. \\r\\nPlease note that this workshop
  is for postdoctoral researchers only.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>“I’m just lucky”\, “I don’t belong here”\, “I
 ’m a fraud and people will find out”. Have thoughts like these crossed
  your mind before? If so\, you are definitely not alone. Imposter Syndrome
  describes a set of beliefs revolving around feelings of inadequacy\, not 
 deserving success\, and misleading others about our abilities. It limits c
 onfidence and can actually lead to failure.</p>\n<p>In this workshop\, par
 ticipants will learn how Imposter Syndrome can look like and what’s behi
 nd it\, will assess their own level of Imposter Syndrome\, and will be gui
 ded through exercises that help to combat it\, all while having room to ex
 change with other participants. The goal is to leave the workshop with a b
 etter understanding of Imposter Syndrome and tools to deal with it when it
  comes up the next time.</p>\n<p><strong>Instructor</strong></p>\n<p><a hr
 ef="https://mariadouneva.com/">Maria Douneva</a> is Professor of Business 
 Psychology based in Berlin (SRH University). She completed her BSc and MSc
  in Work/Organizational Psychology in Germany\, her PhD in Switzerland\, a
 nd spent several months as a visiting researcher in Paris\, Princeton\, an
 d at NYU. With her work experience as a team lead\, consultant\, trainer\,
  and coach\, she aims to make a positive difference in people’s lives bo
 th inside and outside academia.</p>\n<p><strong>Registration</strong></p>\
 n<p>Please register <a href="https://forms.gle/2V33rgyVfbthvjvJ7">here</a>
 </p>\n<p>Registered participants will receive the Zoom link once the <stro
 ng>registration deadline (November 12)</strong> has passed.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p
 ><i><strong>Please note that this workshop is for postdoctoral researchers
  only.</strong></i></p>
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