August 23rd @ 3pm to 5pm, Barn at Reynolda Exclusively for students, faculty, and staff of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, come celebrate the start to a new academic year! Meet students from across GSAS, get free swag and learn more about graduate […]
Wednesdays @ 10am to 12pm beginning June 5th, Writing Center. This informal writing group for grad students offers community with your peers, and dedicated time to work on your thesis, dissertation, coding project, or whatever else you would like to bring. Open to all grad […]
We are celebrating YOU with Graduate & Professional Student Appreciation Week April 1st through 5th! Sponsored by the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences and the Business, Law, and Divinity Schools, we are collaborating with campus partners across the university to bring you social events, […]
Kimberly Jones is the 2023 Burroughs Wellcome Fund North Carolina Teacher of the Year. She has been a high school English teacher in Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools since 2006. Kimberly earned her Bachelor’s Degree in English and a Master’s Degree in Education from Wake […]
September 6th @ 3pm, ZSR Library 204. Join Mary Katherine, your GSAS career counselor, and learn the basics about crafting your resume. These tips and tricks will help you prepare for the Career Fair later this month! Free snacks will be provided.
Fridays, beginning September 15th @ 3pm to 5pm, Writing Center, ZSR Library. The Grad School of Arts & Sciences and the WFU Writing Center are partnering together to host an informal writing group for grad students. This space offers community with your peers, and dedicated […]
The Graduate School of Arts & Sciences has relaunched our socials, and we want you to follow us! Find us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook to keep apprised of the latest happenings on […]
On April 29th, 2023, the Graduate School hosted a remarkable community event focused on leadership development and character building. The panel discussion, which took place at the Graduate School Brookstown campus, was skillfully facilitated by Dr. Chaowei Zhu, the Assistant Dean for Global Initiatives. Joining […]
Dr. Anna Taylor is the Director of the Office of Research Operations and Analysis at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, NIH, where she leads efforts to innovate and coordinate the business operations of the Institute’s Extramural Divisions in support of the Institute’s […]
Stanford University Professor Claude Steele will give a free talk on Stereotype Threat and Identity Threat: the Science of a Diverse Community on Thursday, October 27th at 7pm in the Broyhill Auditorium (Farrell Hall). The event is scheduled to last 90 minutes and is open to the entire Wake Forest […]