Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs (GSPA)
Needles Hall, second floor, room 2201
Use this form to request all content that you want to be included in the Postdoc e-news. You may include multiple entries in the same form, as long as they have the same requested publication date. If you have content for multiple e-news issues, you will need to submit a separate form for each publication date. Some considerations to keep in mind:
E-news submissions must be 250 characters or less and contain at least one hyperlink.
Text and hyperlinks should be included in the separate form fields below. GSPA will determine where to include the hyperlink in your submission.
Include the date at the beginning of your entry (i.e. "June 7: Discover our foolproof technique for organizing and structuring a lesson plan at Effective Lesson Plans.")
Hyperlinks should lead to a meaningful landing place with additional information or context (e.g. link to an event page, rather than to login pages for WaterlooWorks or Portal).
If you are submitting an event or workshop, you must provide a description of the event, along with the event title, in the entry field.
Show how your event, workshop, or opportunity relates to postdocs (i.e. how can they benefit, or what will they take away?)
For examples of previous e-news submissions, visit the archive page. If you have any questions about the submission process or your specific submission, please contact postdocs@uwaterloo.ca.
Information and privacy: questions regarding the collection of information on this form can be directed to the form administrator.
Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs (GSPA)
Needles Hall, second floor, room 2201
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