Resources for Current Graduate Students
- Academic Calendars - academic deadlines, five-year academic calendar, religious holidays/interfaith calendar
- College of Engineering Graduate Incentive Fellowships ($100 - $500)
- Dissertation Support Group - offered through the University Counseling Service
- Engineering Ethics Course Requirements
- Ethnic Inclusion - opportunities through the College of Engineering Diversity Office
- Graduate College Manual - rules and regulations of the Graduate College
- Graduate Student Senate - giving a voice in the dialogue with university administration, opportunities for professional development, outreach, and social events
- Graduate & Professional Organizations - access restricted to currently registered students and login required
- Graduate Student Life - connecting you with key services on campus
- Professional Development - Resources from the Graduate College offering students opportunities around eight core competencies—Communication, Research and Publication, Diversity, Funding, Teaching, Leadership, Careers, and Wellness
- Researcher Handbook - an electronic guide to assist all researcher navigating the complex research environment
- Responsible Conduct of Research - a required course for all current graduate students
- Thesis and Dissertation - submission details from the Graduate College - includes completion steps, deadlines, support and assistance, graduation, and upcoming thesis defenses
The Graduate Student Lounge (1402 Seamans Center) is available for graduate students to eat, study, or relax in. The lounge is equipped with microwave, Keurig, refrigerator, and sink. There is also a conference room within the space that you can use to practice your presentations, have virtual interviews, or group meetings.