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Congratulations to our 2021 Graduates! Commencement Ceremony - May 21 For Commencement Information: URI Commencement 2021 Questions regarding the Graduate School ceremony? Contact Jessica Martinez at jgmartinez@uri.edu. Diversity & Inclusion Badge Program Inaugural Summer Session - Register Now! Based on high student demand, DIBP is offering a summer session! We are pleased to share that DIBP's full workshop schedule and a new registration link for Summer 2021 are now LIVE and available. View the Summer 2021 workshop schedule. Registration for Summer 2021 workshops is open and FREE for all enrolled URI graduate students - Register HERE.
Spots will fill quickly so don't wait! Note: Registration is extended through next week. For more info about DIBP for grad students check out our Google Site. See flyer with more information: DIBP Summer Program Professional Development Programs Virtual English Grammar Session with the Graduate Writing Center Thurs., May 20, 4-5 p.m. I Register HERE Join the Graduate Writing Center for a virtual English grammar session. We will review several writing examples together and practice identifying and revising problem sentences. Designed for English language learners, but all grad students welcome!
Career Roundtable: University Writing Director Opportunities - Grad Alumni Panel Thurs., May 27, 10-11 a.m. I Register HERE Have You Considered a Career as a University Writing Specialist or Director? Do you enjoy writing and building confidence in students? Have you considered using your degree to help others communicate their research and ideas? There has been an exponential growth in career opportunities in university writing centers for individuals with graduate degrees from all disciplines, including STEM. In this session, recent URI alumni who work as writing center directors at universities around the country will offer information about the nature of their work, their career path, and the many opportunities in the field. Hear from recent alumni who have built careers in this field. NEW! Corporate & Foundation Fellowships - Where to Find Them & How to Write a Successful Grant Proposal Thurs., June 3, 12-1 p.m. I Register HERE Experienced and successful Senior Grant Writer, Katie McGwin, Asst. Director, URI Corporate and Foundation Relations, will lead this virtual session to help you identify excellent available external funding opportunities and strategies to prepare a successful proposal. She will also work with you to prepare your selected proposal. Outdoor Obstacle Course - Leadership & Team Building Skills Training! Thurs., June 10, 1-3 p.m. I Register HERE Back by popular demand! Mark your calendars! Join fellow grad students & @urileadership for a fun-filled afternoon of leadership and community building at the Northwoods Campus outdoor obstacle course. Snacks provided. Limited to 15 grad students. N i lC f F l D l &
National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity: Opportunity for 3 Grad Students! The Graduate School is offering 3 FREE scholarships to grad students for the National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity's WriteNow Access - Summer 2021 Session, June 7- Aug. 1. This program was created to give graduate students and postdocs the tailored support and accountability they need to accomplish their writing goals. WriteNow Access provides 8 weeks of access to the WriteNow platform, timer, and community. Participants also receive dedicated support and exclusive content. Complete this online form and the Graduate School will select and sponsor 3 students: WriteNow Summer 2021 Normally, there is a $245 registration fee for this highly desirable program. Submit your application now! Kudos! The Graduate School is delighted to congratulate: Jonathan Ross Gilbert, PhD '21, College of Business, on receiving URI's 2021 Research & Scholarship Excellence Award in Social Sciences, Arts & Humanities. Jonathan will be joining University of Tampa as a tenure track professor this fall. Felicia Woods, PhD Candidate BES, on her selection as a recipient of an American Association University Women (AAUW) American Fellowship. Adriana Wilding, International Relations MA Student, on her Boren Fellowship to study Turkish language in Azerbaijan. Shawn Fennell, International Relations MA Student, for receiving a Critical Language Scholarship to study Arabic. Career & Professional Development Articles "Should I Consider Industry or the Academy?", Inside Higher Ed The Importance of Reflecting on Your Graduate School Career Over the Last Year to Consider Where You're Headed, Inside Higher Ed
Working in Industry vs. Academia: 4 Insider Tips STEM PhDs Should Know, Beyond the Professoriate The Graduate School sends reminders and information out via Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. You can find links to each here; make sure you follow us @urigradschool! Grad School Newsletter Webpage
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