Get practical strategies to manage procrastination, perfectionism and long-term planning in graduate school. This workshop explores common challenges that can slow progress and offers tools to help you move forward with more clarity and consistency. You’ll learn approaches for managing competing priorities, breaking large projects into manageable steps and building habits that support your academic goals over time.
October 16, 4 to 5 p.m., online
Who this is for
This workshop is open to:
- Graduate students at any stage of a master’s or PhD program
- Students who find it difficult to start, prioritize or complete academic work
- Students balancing multiple responsibilities alongside graduate studies
- Anyone looking for practical ways to move beyond cycles of procrastination and perfectionism
How you will benefit
You will:
- Learn strategies to reduce procrastination and make steady progress on academic work
- Explore approaches to perfectionism that support quality without slowing you down
- Build realistic goals and plans for long-term projects
- Identify habits and systems that can help you stay on track throughout your program
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