Oct. 18, 2026
Week of Writing 2026: Events for Grad Students and Postdocs
Hosted by the MU Writing Center, the annual Week of Writing is a celebration of writing in all its forms. This year’s theme, Writing “Above the Table”, draws inspiration from tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs). These collaborative games allow players to create a story together. Talking “above the table” refers to discussions held out of character, where the group sets expectations, discusses strategy, and agrees on processes and boundaries for their shared storytelling experience. To that end, W.O.W. 2026 focuses on the process of writing, including the opportunities for collaboration, the struggles, and the joy of…
Sep. 1, 2026
Part-Time Job Resources for Grad Students
Finding a part-time job while pursuing your graduate studies can be a great way to gain valuable experience, earn extra income, and connect with the campus community. Here are some tips to help you get started. September 3: Part-Time Campus Job Fair This Thursday, September 4, head over to Lowry Mall 10 a.m.-1 p.m. for the Part-Time Campus Job Fair. This is a fantastic opportunity to meet on- and off-campus employers in person. Remember to bring your student ID, copies of your resume, and your class schedule. Casual dress is welcome, but be prepared to make a great…
Sep. 1, 2025
Tips for Graduate Students Seeking Part-Time Work on Campus
Finding a part-time job while pursuing your graduate studies can be a great way to gain valuable experience, earn extra income, and connect with the campus community. Here are some tips to help you get started: Connect with Handshake Handshake (hiremizzoutigers.com) is Mizzou’s go-to platform for part-time job opportunities on campus. Create a profile and regularly check for job postings that align with your skills and interests. This platform connects you directly with campus employers who are eager to hire students. Attend the Part-Time Campus Job Fair Mark your calendar for Thursday, September 4, and head over…