Self-Presentation for Female Scientists
|
Content and goals
Large parts of the research landscape in Germany and other countries are still dominated by men in top positions. This goes hand in hand with a rather masculine communication culture that some
women / people passing as female can't always deal with.
As a woman, do you always have to adapt to a purely male context, or perhaps a middle ground will do as well? How do I successfully present myself as a woman in my professional environment in a way
that makes me visible? These and other questions will be discussed in this interactive workshop.
In this workshop, the participants will learn and / or perform:
• awareness exercises for power and dominance gestures
• communicative high and low status
• self-presentation with practical exercise (elevator pitch)
• Performative speaking, presence and appearance to make a lasting impression
Methods:
Mindmapping, theoretical input, practice units in group,offline individual work, peer-to-perr feedback, discussions
The course is funded by the iDiv Female Career Fund.
Lecturer

Dr. rer. nat. Juliane Handschuh is a certified trainer who supports scientists in their personal development. With a background in neurobiology and more than 10 years of experience in research, her focus is on strengthening key competencies such as communication, leadership, career development, time and self-management as well as the presentation of one’s own science in written and visual form.