Alumni Exchange-Strategies for Combating Imposter Syndrome

Many of us, or our loved ones, may suffer from imposter syndrome. That is, feeling doubt or inadequacy, or worry you’ll be discovered as a fraud, despite evidence of competency, accomplishment and success. On March 1 at 12 p.m. CT, Leah Lebowicz MS ’12, EdD, a professor in the College of Applied Health Sciences’ Biomedical Visualization program, joins us to clarify what imposter syndrome is and how we can combat it with various strategies and tools. She’ll bring real-world examples of experiences with imposter syndrome to share.