Celebrating graduate teaching, service accomplishments in 2020
As the year draws to a close, Graduate Studies wanted to celebrate some of the teaching and service accomplishments of our talented graduate students. Continue reading…
Inaugural X-DBER Conference for STEM faculty, grads planned
Faculty and graduate students are invited to X-DBER 2021, a conference exploring themes in discipline-based education research across STEM disciplines. The virtual conference will take place March 1-3, hosted by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Continue reading…
Council of Graduate Schools (CGS) Resolution updates, reminders
As a signatory to the Council of Graduate Schools April 15 Resolution, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln supports and will adhere to the following changes to the resolution. Please review this reminder for the CGS April 15 Resolution. Continue reading…
BGSA to host virtual hangout to end the semester on Dec. 17
The Black Graduate Student Association (BGSA) hopes you have successfully made it through the semester and are looking forward to relaxing in the coming weeks. Join a virtual hangout on December 17, 2020 at 6 p.m. via Zoom. Continue reading…
MSU researchers seek to understand graduate students’ involvement and perceptions of science communication
Researchers from Michigan State University are seeking feedback from current or past graduate students who are 18 or older to participate in a study on how graduate students perceive science communication and how they engage with or wish to engage with science communication. Continue reading…
Reminder: Graduate student orientation online course available
New graduate students can access asynchronous orientation modules online through Canvas. These modules on getting to know the university, being a graduate student, resources for a successful year, and more are now active and available to the public. Continue reading…
Students interested in teaching undergrad science encouraged to take SCIL 888
Interested in teaching undergraduate science? SCIL 888 is a one credit course that will be offered through a virtual, synchronous format on Tuesdays from 2 p.m. to 2:50 p.m. during the Spring 2021 semester. Continue reading…
Originally published December 16, 2020 -
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