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For graduate students, some of the most important work happens far beyond the classroom: in communities, at research institutions and alongside collaborators who can offer new perspectives on their work.

Graduate research can take students far beyond the classroom and laboratory. Graduate College Travel Awards provide support for students to share their research, build professional connections and pursue opportunities that advance their academic and professional goals. Here are six graduate students putting that support into action.

Formatting can feel like the final obstacle between you and graduation. The Graduate College is here to offer support to make sure you can finish strong.

Three professionals in energy research, local government and nonprofit leadership share what their winding career paths can teach graduate students about expertise, relationships, risk and meaningful work.

The Community Advocates Peer Mentor Program is based on the belief that graduate students learn best from those who have walked the path before them.

Through flexible, unrestricted awards, ARCS helps promising researchers stay focused during critical years of their programs, supporting the people behind future discoveries before their breakthroughs are known.