Academic Guides: Academic Skills Center: Group Work

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Building Collaboration Skills

July 21, 2022 from 7:00 - 8:00 pm ET

Collaborating with others comes with challenges—but with the right attitude and the right strategies, working with a team can be incredibly rewarding. Join us to learn more about how to get the most out of your next group project.

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NOVEMBER 2019

Increasing Your Cultural Sensitivity

"I am a Latina from Puerto Rico. I made a good friend from Bermuda during my master’s program at Walden. As I move forward in my doctoral journey, I continue to interact with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds."

JULY 2019

5 Essential Tips for Email Etiquette

"Email has easily become one of the quickest ways to communicate, especially in online learning environments, where most forms of communication are virtual. Even so, communicating with staff and faculty can be daunting for students new to the online setting."

SEPTEMBER 2018

5 Reasons You Should Join a Facebook Group

"There are many platforms students are using to connect with other students. One way I found was to use Facebook. We can share our triumphs, our struggles, ask for advice, or even share our own advice!"

"As I near the end of my coursework, I am realizing the importance of communicating quickly and efficiently. Especially in a fast-paced world, I am learning to value my time and others. Consider the value of concise communication when you reach out via email. "

Rhemma Payne, Walden Peer Mentor

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Group Collaboration Contract

Establishing communication channels and outlining expectations for group work is essential to help your group meet shared goals. This Group Collaboration Contract will help you and your group prepare for successful collaboration.

Group Collaboration Contract Template (Word)
Group Collaboration Contract Template (PDF)
Group Collaboration Contract Example (PDF)

Podcasts - Communication

Savvy Student Podcast // Episode 06 //11:56

Dr. Christy Fraenza on Staying Connected to WaldenU, the Doctoral Peer Mentors, & Imposter Syndrome

And I think the most influential thing there is that I learned how supportive Walden really is.

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Group Work

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Increasing Your Cultural Sensitivity

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