Getting ready for a virtual interview? We invite you to join the Center for the Environment for an online panel discussion on tips, tricks, and best practices for virtual interviews.

Date: Friday, April 17th
Time: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM 
Via: Webex   
Featuring:

• Shawn Donkin, Assistant Dean for Research and Graduate Education & Professor of Animal Sciences
• Zhao Ma, Associate Professor of Natural Resource Social Science, Purdue Forestry & Natural Resources
• Wen-wen Tung, Associate Professor of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences
• Audrey Reinert, Post-doctoral Researcher, Electrical & Computer Engineering and the Arequipa Nexus Institute
• Anna Erwin, Post-doctoral Researcher, Forestry & Natural Resources and the Arequipa Nexus Institute
• Sorin Adam Matei, College of Liberal Arts Associated Dean of Research and Graduate Education and Professor of Communication

Moderator: Tim Filley, Director of the Center for the Environment and Professor of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences and Agronomy. 

This event is open to everyone. If you have any questions you want the panelists to address, please send them to environment@purdue.edu via email.

Join the meeting here

**Important Info for Participants**

• If you are calling in using a phone for audio, if possible, log in via the computer to the meeting first, then call in using the webex participant number given in the audio link—this will connect your phone call to your name in the participant list.  If you are just only calling in, simply use the directions provided below to call in.
• When you enter, you will be on mute by default.  When you speak, unmute yourself on the participant list.
• Please submit your questions through email before the event at environment@purdue.edu, and via the Chat feature during the event.
• To indicate you want to ask a question, first use the “raise your hand” button, if that does not work, just unmute yourself and comment.  You need to be connected online to submit a question or add a comment. Unless you send it via email.
• If you plan to use the microphone in your computer or camera, or if you are using your phone, please get on early enough to test for feedback.  Sometimes a computer mic is on even if you don’t realize it.
• Remember that there is often a little bit of lag time in sound on a video conference, so be particularly attentive to giving people time to respond and to not speak over people.
• Use headphones, if possible, to reduce any potential background noise.
• If you are using Webex on your phone or iPad, please note you can also assign a virtual background. https://help.webex.com/en-us/80jduab/Webex-Meetings-Change-Your-Video-Background (desktop apps do not support this feature). It’s pretty cool.