Unstuck series
Unstuck is a six-week lab for KU students who feel stuck in their career, studies or creative life. Open to students in every major. Entrepreneurial experience is not required.
Program overview
The Unstuck series includes six weekly sessions open to all undergraduate and graduate KU students on the Lawrence campus.
As a participant, you will:
- Reframe the stories that are keeping you stuck;
- Design small experiments to test and learn;
- Leverage entrepreneurial frameworks in many aspects of your life.
Fall 2026 Sessions
Undergraduate session:
4-5 p.m.
Mondays starting Oct. 26-Nov. 30.
Gary and Sue Padgett Conference Room, 4046 Capitol Federal Hall
Register to attend.
Graduate session:
5-6 p.m.
Mondays starting Oct. 26-Nov. 30
Gary and Sue Padgett Conference Room, 4046 Capitol Federal Hall
Register to attend.
What to expect
Everyone gets stuck sometimes. Whether you're questioning your career path, struggling to get started on a goal or looking for a new perspective, Unstuck gives you a space to reflect, experiment and take action.
Through interactive activities and conversations with other students, you'll explore topics such as imposter syndrome, procrastination, career exploration and relationship-building. Each session is designed to help you make progress through small, manageable steps.
Who can register
All undergraduate and graduate KU students on the Lawrence campus.
Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to attend University of Kansas sponsored events. If you require a reasonable accommodation in order to participate in this event, please contact Megan Holder at m221h620@ku.edu.
"Most students who come to Unstuck are feeling overwhelmed by a big question or goal that seems impossible to tackle. One said they 'felt super stuck, like a glue trap.' Unstuck's frameworks, experiments, and approaches encourage the practice of leading with curiosity to iterate your way through life."