RICHARD A. HARVILL GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP
The mission of the Richard A. Harvill Endowment is to perpetuate knowledge of Dr. Harvill, who served as UA president from 1951 to 1971, a period in which UA began its furious post-war enrollment growth, and the institution took its place among the leading research universities of the west.
Please note that on November 1, 2015, graduate application fees for most programs will increase. The new application fees will be $95.00 for international applications, $85.00 for domestic applications, and $45.00 for domestic, non-degree seeking applications.
The Office of Instruction and Assessment, the Graduate and Professional Student Council and the Graduate Center are co-hosting “Strategies for Effective Teaching,” a series of 5 workshops targeted at Graduate Teaching Assistants.
“Strategies for Effective Teaching” Workshop Series
Workshop #1:
Presentation and Communication Skills for College Teaching
Erin Dokter, Associate Professor of Practice
Date: Thursday, 10/15/2015
Time: 4pm-5pm
DATE: September 26, 2016
FROM: Andrew C. Carnie, Ph.D. , Dean of the Graduate College
SUBJECT: Annual Graduate Teaching and Mentoring Awards for Graduate Education
The Graduate College is pleased to issue a Call for Nominations of awards to acknowledge faculty and professionals who excel in their teaching and mentoring of graduate and professional students.
Managing Debt and Investing in the Future featuring Laura Walton of the TCI Foundation
October 27, 2015
4PM
Student Union Ventana Room
MEMORANDUM
DATE: September 22, 2016
TO: Deans, Directors, Department Heads and Advisors
FROM: Frans Tax, Faculty Director for Diversity and Inclusion, Graduate College
SUBJECT: Marshall Foundation Dissertation Fellowship and the Dr. Maria Teresa Velez – Marshall Foundation Dissertation Scholarship
Every year, UA's Office of Career Services hosts UA Graduate School Day, and recruiters from all around the country as well as a wide range of UA graduate programs are available to meet with prospective students. This year's event will be held
To celebrate the grand opening of the Centro de Estudios Mexicanos en Tucson (CEM-T) of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), UA's office Global Initiatives is hosting a series of events held September 25th to September 29th, 2015. The Graduate College is proud to be well-represented in these activities.
Did you know that when Dr. Andrew Carnie isn’t studying linguistics or leading a team investigating the syntax, phonology and phonetics of Modern Scottish Gaelic, writing articles and books, or overseeing the Graduate College he is most likely off doing international folk dancing or square dancing?
That’s right! And now - back by popular demand - he invites you to attend his event, Dancing with the Dean on the Green. This is a great opportunity to interact with Dean Carnie in a relaxed setting, learn fun dances, and meet other UA graduate students.
Please save the date for the Graduate Interdisciplinary Programs Annual Student Research Showcase on Thursday December 10, 2015 from 3:00 - 5:00 PM in the UA Student Union Memorial Center. This event is free and open to the public.
Get a preview: Photo Gallery from 2014 Showcase
