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DateTimeTitleLocationRSVP
February 249:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.ASU Graduate School FairTempe campusMore info
February 2512 p.m.Grad15: Conference presentationsZoomRegister
February 251:30 p.m.University Graduate Council MeetingVirtualMembers only
February 271 p.m.Speed Networking for campus doctoral studentsIn-personRegister
February 2812 p.m.Fellowship Fridays: Interview strategies: The last step of securing your awardZoomRegister
March 412 p.m.Grad15: Structuring your writing timeZoomRegister
March 612 p.m.PFx Lunch and Learn: Your future in Science PolicyZoomRegister
March 1411 a.m.Collaborate and share reproducible research with the Open Science FrameworkZoomRegister
March 172:30 p.m.Graduate Education Leadership CommitteeIn-personInvitation only
March 194:30 p.m.Change the WorldIn-personMore info
March 193:30 p.m.Introduction to applying for graduate fellowships and grantsZoomRegister
March 2012 p.m.PFx Lunch and Learn: Responsible InnovationZoomRegister
March 253 p.m.Celebrating excellenceIn-personInvitation only
March 251:30 p.m.University Graduate Council MeetingVirtualMembers only
March 263:30 p.m.Fulbright Day at ASUIn-personRegister
March 283 p.m.Community Advocates: Spring GatheringIn-person Members only
April 14 p.m.Etiquette dinnerIn-personRegistration coming soon
April 112 p.m.Grad15: Intro to IDPsZoom Register

 

Recent news

Mentoring Matters: Supporting First-Generation Graduate Students

Graduate school can be a transformative yet challenging experience, particularly for first-generation students who may lack the social and academic capital their peers often take for granted. In a recent Mentoring Matters session, faculty members Dr. Lisa Anderson, Dr. Sara Brownell, and Dr. Vera Lopez discussed the unique hurdles faced by first-generation graduate students and shared strategies for fostering their success.

Beyond traditional admissions: On-ramp coursework can expand access to master’s degrees

This article is the fifth in a series exploring how reimagining graduate education can contribute to solving global grand challenges. Previously, I shared ideas about the evolving landscape of hybrid degree delivery. Now, let’s focus on how structured coursework can serve as an on-ramp for students seeking admission to a master’s degree program.

Read more on the Graduate Insider blog.