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The GPS: The Graduate School’s bi-weekly email for students
Award nomination information, learning people skills, and Ron Daniels.
What Universities Owe Democracy: A Conversation with Ronald J. Daniels
Join What Universities Owe Democracy: A Conversation with Johns Hopkins University President Ronald J. Daniels.
The GPS: The Graduate School’s bi-weekly email for students
Welcome to the spring 2022 semester, Graduate Certificate in Innovation, Leadership and Management, and website redesign.
Welcome to the spring 2022 semester
A message of welcome to graduate students from The Graduate School’s Dean Suzanne Barbour.
Dissertation boot camp supports graduate students through the rigors of the writing process
Natalia Rebolledo Fuentealba, (’21 Ph.D.) an international graduate student from Chile, turned to dissertation boot camp, professional development programming offered by The Writing Center and The Graduate School, to improve her writing skills as she worked on her dissertation in nutrition. The boot camp, which has been offered routinely since 2010 to doctoral … Continued
A world of possibility and promise—the pursuit of a Ph.D. and supporting the next generation of leaders
The Roy and Mary Alice Smith Fellowship Endowed Fund, through The Graduate School, will support graduate students in the Department of Chemistry. The department is part of the College of Arts & Sciences.
Celebrating winter 2021 commencement
Six hundred and seventy two graduate students received their master’s degree or Ph.D. during the winter 2021 commencement ceremony.
The Graduate School welcomes Buck Goldstein as executive in residence for CareerWell
Buck Goldstein ’70 (’76 JD) will join The Graduate School’s CareerWell program as an executive in residence, effective January 2022.
Graduate Student Work
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Dissertation boot camp supports graduate students through the rigors of the writing process
Natalia Rebolledo Fuentealba, (’21 Ph.D.) an international graduate student from Chile, turned to dissertation boot camp, professional development programming offered by The Writing Center and The Graduate School, to improve her writing skills as she worked on her dissertation in nutrition. The boot camp, which has been offered routinely since 2010 to doctoral … Continued
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Researching resistance in pottery poetry
Michael J. Bramwell, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of American Studies, is collaborating with museums as they engage in social justice work—an initiative informed by a study of the past. Unearthing history Michael Bramwell (’14 MFA), a Ph.D. candidate … Continued
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Graduate students practice and polish communication skills during boot camp
Graduate students at UNC-Chapel Hill practice and polish communication skills during a three-part boot camp.
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Amanda Carroll, Ph.D., examines links between military service, occupation, resilience and aging in veterans
Amanda Carroll ’09 (’12 MS, ’21 Ph.D.) supports veterans by way of her research into resilience among aging adults. Experience in the clinic working as an occupational therapist led her to pursue the occupational science Ph.D. program at Carolina in the Department of Allied Health Sciences.
N.C. Impact
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Researching resistance in pottery poetry
Michael J. Bramwell, a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of American Studies, is collaborating with museums as they engage in social justice work—an initiative informed by a study of the past. Unearthing history Michael Bramwell (’14 MFA), a Ph.D. candidate … Continued
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Triangle Business Journal Names Kathy Wood, Director of Diversity and Student Success at The Graduate School, as a 2021 Leader in Diversity Award Winner
Triangle Business Journal has named Kathy Wood, the director of Diversity and Student Success (DSS) at The Graduate School, as a 2021 Leader in Diversity Award Winner.
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COVID-response collaborative blends data science, community wisdom
Faculty and graduate students create the I4 Boundary Spanners program to address local COVID-19 concerns by combining data analysis with firsthand community perspectives
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Impact Award, Horizon Award recipients selected for 2021, for research benefiting North Carolina
Graduate students and recent graduate alumni apply for The Graduate School’s annual awards and are nominated by their academic departments.
Campus News and Updates
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The GPS: The Graduate School’s bi-weekly email for students
Award nomination information, learning people skills, and Ron Daniels.
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What Universities Owe Democracy: A Conversation with Ronald J. Daniels
Join What Universities Owe Democracy: A Conversation with Johns Hopkins University President Ronald J. Daniels.
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The GPS: The Graduate School’s bi-weekly email for students
Welcome to the spring 2022 semester, Graduate Certificate in Innovation, Leadership and Management, and website redesign.
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Dissertation boot camp supports graduate students through the rigors of the writing process
Natalia Rebolledo Fuentealba, (’21 Ph.D.) an international graduate student from Chile, turned to dissertation boot camp, professional development programming offered by The Writing Center and The Graduate School, to improve her writing skills as she worked on her dissertation in nutrition. The boot camp, which has been offered routinely since 2010 to doctoral … Continued
Alumni and Friends
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A world of possibility and promise—the pursuit of a Ph.D. and supporting the next generation of leaders
The Roy and Mary Alice Smith Fellowship Endowed Fund, through The Graduate School, will support graduate students in the Department of Chemistry. The department is part of the College of Arts & Sciences.
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Amanda Carroll, Ph.D., examines links between military service, occupation, resilience and aging in veterans
Amanda Carroll ’09 (’12 MS, ’21 Ph.D.) supports veterans by way of her research into resilience among aging adults. Experience in the clinic working as an occupational therapist led her to pursue the occupational science Ph.D. program at Carolina in the Department of Allied Health Sciences.
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Why I Give: Fran and Paul Hoch
Why I Give: Fran and Paul Hoch—supporters of The Graduate School’s Summer Research Fellowships.
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Landmark Gift Will Support Graduate Education In STEM
An anonymous donor has provided a bequest that will increase graduate student diversity in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) — and reduce debt for hundreds of future students.