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The best of both — online and immersion programs come together
What if graduate students could pursue flexible programs designed to be online with intentional immersion components? This question is at the heart of reimagining graduate education to address global grand challenges. As the fifth topic in our series on this theme, we explore current thoughts on degree program delivery. Previously, we discussed how students could access customized knowledge to acquire new or different skills for their careers. Now, let’s delve into how programs can bridge the gap between flexibility and engagement.
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Graduate College annual event celebrates scholars and their contributions to ASU
On March 31, the Graduate College hosted its annual “Celebrating Excellence” event to recognize the success of students who are a recipient of one or more awards funded or administered by the Graduate College in
Student Advisory Group improves graduate student experience at ASU
The Graduate College Student Advisory Group, established in the fall of 2020, is a 12-student committee that is tasked with addressing the graduate climate at ASU.
Resilience can turn setbacks into opportunities
You’re all familiar with the expression “when one door closes another door opens” and in honor of women’s history month, I want to share with you one such story.
How to format and submit your thesis or dissertation
A thesis or dissertation is the culmination of your scholarly work in graduate school submitted as a written document.
Outstanding Faculty Mentor Awardees reflect on mentorship
The Graduate College honored four ASU graduate professors at the 35th annual Outstanding Faculty Mentor Awards on Feb. 28, 2022.
Honoring Arizona women who have provided healing and promoted health
Every March, the U.S. celebrates Women’s History Month to honor women’s contributions to history, culture and society.
Highlights from the 2022 Graduate College town hall event
On Feb. 17, the Graduate College hosted its third annual Graduate Student Town Hall to address the most pressing concerns facing Arizona State University’s graduate students.
Learning how to say the right thing at the right time
Once upon a time—a long time ago—I was sitting among some friends and acquaintances when a heated discussion around race and antisemitism broke out.
Congratulations to the 2021-22 Outstanding Faculty Mentors
The Graduate College will honor four ASU graduate professors at the 35th annual Outstanding Faculty Mentor Awards on Feb. 28, 2022.
Honoring Black medical practitioners, health innovators and scholars this Black History Month
ASU Black History Month Pop Culture Corner
The Sexual and Relationship Violence Prevention Program in celebrating Black History Month at a special Pop Culture Corner on Tuesday, February 15 from 5
Setting goals for success in the new year
At the beginning of each new year, we hear a lot about New Year’s resolutions in the media – mostly about how often we fail to keep them. The reasons?
Student Funding Spotlight with Esther Pretti: Enrichment Fellowship
The Graduate College Enrichment Fellowship, formerly the Interdisciplinary Enrichment Fellowship is currently open for nominations of outstanding incoming graduate students.
Commencement remarks by ASU GPSA President Nicole Mayberry fall 2021
Remarks delivered by GPSA President Nicole Mayberry at the fall 2021 Commencement ceremony on December 11, 2021 and published here with her permission.
Victoria Barbosa turns first generation experience into success for others
For Victoria Barbosa, navigating college as a first-generation student was daunting.
Ending the year with reflection and gratitude
Like many of you, this is the time of year when I take time for reflection and gratitude.
Don’t miss these upcoming Graduate College funding deadlines
Each year the Graduate College provides funding to graduate students and degree programs across all academic disciplines through fellowships, grants, and awards for a variety of academic and professional d
Five questions with postdoc Eduardo Domingos da Silva Freitas
1. Tell us a little about yourself.
I was born and grew up in the state of Paraíba, located in the northeastern portion of Brazil. That's where I got my undergraduate degree in physical education from UNIPÊ in 2011.
Postdoc ideas change the world: Dr. Sally Morton speaks during Postdoc Appreciation Week
ASU’s Executive Vice President for the Knowledge Enterprise Dr. Sally C. Morton was the guest speaker at the annual Postdoc Appreciation Breakfast on September 21, 2021.
Get free membership to The Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning
How does research translate to the classroom? Here in the Postdoc Office, this is something we have been thinking about.
Apply for travel awards to the National Postdoctoral Association Conference
The National Postdoctoral Association (NPA) is pleased to offer travel awards for postdoctoral scholars to attend the 20th NPA Annual Conference, which will be held at the Pa
What’s an individual development plan and why do I need one?
For postdocs who are looking for employment, an IDP can help.
ASU commemorates Native American Heritage Month
November is Native American Heritage Month. During this month, we celebrate the cultures, contributions, histories and traditions of Indigenous people.
It’s a marathon, not a sprint: Four tips for completing graduate school or a triathlon
“This is too hard,” I told myself. “You’re doing it!” yelled someone I didn’t know.