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Summer Quarter Groups

Many students who come to the Counseling Center find that their concerns can best be addressed through participation in group counseling. Each quarter, the Center offers a variety of groups, ranging from interpersonal therapy groups to topical groups (e.g., Anxiety Group, Ph.D. Support Group, etc.). If you are interested in participating in group counseling, please call the Center at 543-1240 to set up an intake appointment.

Summer Quarter Workshops

The Counseling Center offers a variety of workshops each quarter that address topics such as study-skills and career-related issues. Please note that some of the workshops may require registration and/or charge a fee. You must be a currently enrolled UW student to attend the workshops, unless otherwise noted. Download this quarter's workshop calendar in PDF.

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Study Smarter Workshops are designed to help students become more effective, efficient, and motivated. The workshops are free and explore topics such as time management, test-taking skills and stress reduction. You may attend as many workshops as you wish, and you are free to attend the same workshop more than once. No registration required. 401 Schmitz Hall
The Myers Briggs Type Indicator is the world’s most used indicator of adult personality patterns. It identifies individual preferences on four dimensions, two related to job content and two related to work environment. The results of this assessment can help guide choice of academic major, career direction, and help foster understanding and appreciation of individual differences in interpersonal relationships. Registration Required. 401 Schmitz Hall
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The Strong Interest Inventory identifies interests and compares this information to the likes and dislikes of individuals in over 100 occupations. Where there is similarity in interest, there is likely to be job satisfaction. Results from the SII include a list of careers that may be of interest, as well as general “themes” to consider when choosing an academic major and/or career direction. Registration Required. 401 Schmitz Hall

Summer Quarter Career Exploration Workshops for Graduate Students CANCELED

The Counseling Center offers several workshops, and collaborates with other centers to offer workshops, to assist graduate students with Career and Life Planning. Following are descriptions of the workshops offered.

  • Two-Part Career Workshop for Graduate Students: This workshop is sponsored by the Counseling Center and the Career Center and is open to all currently enrolled UW graduate students. There is no fee for the workshop but due to limited space, you must email the Counseling Center to register.
    • Part I: Values Identification and Clarification Workshop: Discovering and clarifying your values can help provide a focus for academic, career, and life decisions. Join the Career Center and the Counseling Center for an interactive workshop designed to identify and clarify the intangibles that often underlie our choices.
      • CANCELED
    • Part II: Values-Based Career & Life Planning: Join the Career Center and the Counseling Center for an interactive workshop applying your identified work and life values. Continue to explore aspects of your success, development, and work-life balance. Sift through potential vocational options and find congruence between your goals and values. Must have attended Part 1: Values Identification and Clarification.
      • CANCELED


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