The April 4 issue of our newsletter features #GradFlock Kudos to Da-Sol Um and Jun Yun and a reminder to register to present at the Grad Research Forum. It also highlights upcoming events, the AEC's Accessibility Ally Program, a nomination reminder for the Graduate Excellence Awards, the deadline for applications to Moss Street Children's Center, and funding opportunities. Finally, this issue covers the university's "reason neutral" absence policy.
The February 28 issue of our newsletter features the 16th Annual Graduate Research Forum, happening on May 8. It also includes information about upcoming webinars for creating research posters, information for international graduate students, information about the newly overhauled Grad OneStop, and upcoming events. Funding, opportunities, and support includes the Graduate Education Excellence Awards; gradCAREERS cover letter, résumé, and CV review; the 2025 Institutional Courage Research Grants Call for Proposals; Division of Graduate Studies funding opportunities; and open GE positions. The issue also includes a professional development spotlight on Jalen Niles, Jordan Edmond, and Toluwalase Adedipe.
The January 31 issue of our newsletter features numerous graduate student funding opportunities, including funding for Native students, Oregon Humanities Center Fellowships, and division funding. This issue also covers immigration resources. the disability accommodations policy, and winter 2025 degree completion deadlines, and features an LGBTESS Grad Student Survey and a spotlight on almuna Naomi Evans, MNM '23.
Teresa Hernández, a doctoral candidate and graduate student instructor in the Department of English, was recently selected out of one-hundred graduate student nominees to receive the 2022 K. Patricia Cross Future Leaders Award of the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U). Hernández was one of nine recipients of the prestigious nationwide award.
