Imposter Phenomenon: 
Do you make excuses about your successes? (“I’m just lucky, was at the right place at the right time, anyone could have done it.” etc). Do you remember every failure and review it like a crime scene–over and over again in your head? Do you procrastinate on academic work that matters to you? Have you held back from submitting a paper for publishing or conference or grant? You may be suffering from Imposter Phenomenon. Learn about this phenomenon and strategies to keep it from hijacking your academic experience.

in E19-202 OR Virtually (the speaker will present virtually but attendees can attend in person to watch/listen and enjoy lunch; students can also tune into Zoom).
Presented by Leslie Langston, LICSW, MIT Student Mental Health & Counseling Services
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NAVIGATING MIT SERIES:
Topics throughout the fall semester to support international students with adjustment to MIT and the U.S.

Open to all international students: undergrad, grad, and non-degree students

Most sessions will be held in person, unless otherwise stated. Lunch or dinner will be served.
Space is limited. If you cannot attend and would like to receive the slides, please indicate that in the form.

Please RSVP (register) for each session you are interested in. If you can no longer attend, please notify the organizer Dana Riechman at riechman@mit.edu, as there is limited space.