The Graduate Student Virtual Lunch and Learn Series connects graduate students with the resources, services and expertise they need to succeed. Hosted by the Office of Graduate Affairs in collaboration with campus partners, this ongoing series features engaging virtual sessions that highlight academic support, professional development, wellness resources and technology tools — all designed to help students thrive throughout their graduate journey.
Previous Events
Lunch and Learn Series 2025-2026
Counseling and Psychological Services Presents:
Stress Happens. Anxiety Happens. Here’s What to Do About It.
April 22, 2026
This interactive session breaks down what anxiety actually is, why the body reacts the way it does, and how to interrupt the stress response using practical coping skills. The focus is on understanding, not diagnosing and building tools that work in real life.
The Career Center Presents:
Job Hunting: Strategic Search Methods for Graduate Students
April 8, 2026
This session focuses on how to use a mix of reactive and proactive search strategies to find job roles. The Career Center explores ways to find open opportunities, including job boards, professional networks, target organization research and direct outreach, so you can build a focused, efficient and personalized search plan.
TLTC Presents:
Enhancing Your Research Information with Excel
March 25, 2026
Excel has some basic functions that will allow you to sort literature that you are reviewing. Simple Excel functions can make the process more efficient. Finally, conditional formatting will assist you in identifying patterns. This lunch session with the Teaching, Learning and Technology Center will help you understand how Excel can streamline your workflow.
The Library Presents:
Empowering Graduate Research: Library Tools and AI Insights
March 11, 2026
This information session is designed to better aid your research, provide helpful usage tools, and support your assignment needs. Specific aspects of student-centered education will also include data related to Artificial Intelligence (AI) along with specific academic subject areas.
TLTC Presents:
Discover Microsoft Outlook
February 11, 2026
Microsoft Outlook can help you take control of your email, calendar and daily workflow in this hands-on workshop designed for the campus community. You’ll learn practical strategies for managing inbox overload, organizing messages with folders and rules and scheduling meetings more efficiently.
The Career Center Presents:
Fuel Your Future: Tap into the Strength of Professional Associations
January 28, 2026
Take full advantage of professional associations in your field. These organizations can play a powerful role in your career — helping you expand your network, stay informed about emerging industry trends and access exclusive resources and professional development opportunities.
The Career Center Presents:
Power Up Your Profile: LinkedIn Strategies for Graduate Student
November 19, 2025
Streamline your academic writing with Microsoft Word’s tools for formatting and citation management. In this workshop, you will learn how to create and customize templates for research papers, apply consistent styles for headings and text, and manage references using Word’s built-in citation features.
TLTC Presents:
Designing Smart Surveys with Qualtrics
November 5, 2025
Unlock the full potential of Qualtrics for creating effective, reliable surveys. In this workshop, participants will learn how to design surveys within Qualtrics, apply parameters and limitations, and ensure accurate data collection
TLTC Presents:
Academic Templates and Citations
October 8, 2025
Streamline your academic writing with Microsoft Word’s tools for formatting and citation management. In this workshop, you will learn how to create and customize templates for research papers, apply consistent styles for headings and text, and manage references using Word’s built-in citation features.
CAPS Presents:
Discover Your Support System: What CAPS Offers and How to Make the Most of It
September 24, 2025
Learn about the range of services offered by (CAPS) and how to access support that fits your needs. This session will help you begin identifying ways to build your wellness network and make the most of campus mental health resources.
The Career Center Presents:
Your Career Toolkit: Harness the Full Power of the Available Career and Professional
Development Resources
September 10, 2025
Learn how Seton Hall’s Career Center and their expert team supports graduate students at every stage of your career journey — from researching and developing career plans to landing your next job or internship. This session will highlight valuable tools, personalized services, and post-graduation alumni resources designed to empower your success during graduate school and beyond.