GradsWrite groups provide a shared space to help graduate students accomplish their writing goals in a supportive setting. Groups will meet weekly (in person or on Zoom) for 2-hour sessions over 14 weeks during the semester and focus on helping graduate students set and meet writing goals on long-term writing projects, such as dissertations, with an […]
The Health and Wellness Career Fair, sponsored by the College of Health Sciences, brings more than 100 employers, graduate programs, internship opportunities and volunteer organizations from many different industries including government, nonprofit, local, startup and worldwide organizations.
Graduate students and postdocs attending the CAFNR/A&S career fair are invited to drop by the graduate student lounge at any point during their visit. Amenities include: separate check-in area from undergraduate students, career coaches on hand throughout the day for guidance and career questions, chairs and tables to relax or work, snacks and beverages.
Connect with companies eager to hire Mizzou CAFNR Tigers! Explore full-time and internship opportunities for all majors at Mizzou.
Did you know that about 88% of millionaires are self-made and nearly 95% of them credit budgeting to their financial success? We know you're not a millionaire yet, but you could be one day. Yes, you. How? We can help! If you're like a lot of people, the idea of budgeting feels restrictive and, honestly, […]
Ever wondered… What the Counseling Center offers students? What are our campus therapists like? Would therapy services be helpful for me? If the answer is yes to any of the above, join us for Lunch with a Therapist! Grab a meal from Big Daddy's BBQ (dietary friendly options avaialble) and get to know some of […]
In today’s competitive job market, how will you differentiate yourself from other candidates? Join us in this session to learn tips and strategies to position yourself by building your professional network and enhancing your LinkedIn profile.
Effective application materials are an essential component of any job search. Join us for a workshop focused on one of the most foundational job documents: the resume. Learn the dos and don'ts of resumes, how to craft and tailor persuasive documents, and how to represent your graduate school experience in your resume.
The Writing Center, in collaboration with the MU Graduate School, will now host graduate working groups, open to any graduate student at Mizzou! GradsWork Groups are quiet spaces to bring current works in progress and to work in community with other graduate writers. We will invite participants to share goals at the beginning of the […]
The Writing Center, in collaboration with the MU Graduate School, will now host graduate working groups, open to any graduate student at Mizzou! GradsWork Groups are quiet spaces to bring current works in progress and to work in community with other graduate writers. We will invite participants to share goals at the beginning of the […]
Are you currently enrolled in a Graduate or Professional degree program at Mizzou? Please share your feedback by taking the 2024 Graduate/Professional Student Experience Survey here: https://mizzou.us/gpse2024 The survey incudes questions around academic quality, advising, professional development, career aspirations, employment and finances, student health and well-being, caregiving responsibilities, and satisfaction with student services. As a […]
This four-part seminar is focused on developing and submitting a proposal for research in the Missouri Federal Statistical Research Data Center (FSRDC) The Missouri FSRDC offers researchers the opportunity to conduct research using restricted, respondent-level data from federal censuses, surveys, and administrative data sets. Inside the RDC, approved researchers can choose from over 350 […]
Feeling overwhelmed by dissertation writing and deadlines? Join us to learn mindful strategies that can help reduce stress, improve focus, and boost your productivity. This series, led by Donna Strickland, LPC, will provide tools to help you manage your workload with greater ease.
Learn advanced skills for collaborating with colleagues on hybrid and/or virtual teams.
Tap into our extensive network of companies and recruiters from across the country at one of our annual career fairs. Each fair brings close to 200 companies to campus, giving you the opportunity to explore career opportunities in specific fields. Career Fairs are a valuable opportunity for all students to network and explore internship and career opportunities.
Looking for a "safety net" for support and engagement? Join a GradNet Connections session! GradNet Connections offers peer-led support spaces where graduate students can explore mental health topics and build community. Each session creates a dedicated environment for students of various identities to engage in open discussions about mental health, wellness, and more. Facilitated by […]
The focus will be on Advanced Data Techniques in R, where we will dive deeper into: enhancing your R skills, data structuring and cleaning with Tidyverse, professional visuals with ggplot, and automating reports and presentations in R.
The international Human Library organization creates a space for personal conversations that can help challenge prejudice and let people speak openly about difficult topics. At this interactive event, individuals with a variety of experiences around religion, disability, health, race, gender identity and more will act as “Human Books.” They will offer two 30-minute small group […]
Join us for a panel session featuring Mizzou colleagues as they discuss research on decolonization and community-based approaches. The event will include a Q&A plus book raffle. Don't miss your chance to win a free book! Refreshments will be provided.
GradsWrite groups provide a shared space to help graduate students accomplish their writing goals in a supportive setting. Groups will meet weekly (in person or on Zoom) for 2-hour sessions over 14 weeks during the semester and focus on helping graduate students set and meet writing goals on long-term writing projects, such as dissertations, with an […]
The CQR committee will share information about the certificate in qualitative research including: List of requirements for the certificate Timelines and the process to submit paperwork Forms needed to apply for the certificate Website and email information for the CQR Upcoming qualitative courses
This brief session is an introduction to the broad (and sometimes daunting) topic of assessment and feedback. We’ll discuss how to design assessments that align with learning objectives and give diverse students multiple ways to demonstrate their learning throughout the course. We’ll also review various strategies for giving feedback that supports student improvement by being […]
This brief session is an introduction to the broad (and sometimes daunting) topic of assessment and feedback. We’ll discuss how to design assessments that align with learning objectives and give diverse students multiple ways to demonstrate their learning throughout the course. We’ll also review various strategies for giving feedback that supports student improvement by being […]
The Office of Community Engaged Learning is sponsoring the first ever Public Service Career & Internship Fair in Memorial Union! Students of all years and majors will have the opportunity to speak with local and statewide professionals in both the government and nonprofit sectors. Wherever your interests regarding public service may lie, there are opportunities […]
Confused by the investing alphabet soup - 401(k), ETF, IRA, Roth, etc...? Feel like you’re ‘behind’ before you’ve even begun? You’re not alone. Join the Office for Financial Success to learn: • How, and when, to begin investing • The most important wealth building tool (hint: it’s something that you already have)
Learn about tools available to use when choosing and writing on a dissertation topic. Sample resources covered: ProQuest Dissertation & Theses, MOspace, etc
The power to captivate your audience with the power of storytelling is essential. Join our workshop to discover how to effectively employ storytelling techniques to communicate your research, making your work resonate with a wider audience and leaving a lasting impact. Recommended for 3MT participants, but all are welcome to join.
Halloween party for graduate students to come showcase their unique costumes and have a good time. Costume contest, spooky games and a Halloweeny atmosphere.
The Division of Research, Innovation, and Impact is collaborating with the Graduate School to offer a Connections Café for graduate students at Mizzou on Friday, October 18th from 1 – 3 p.m. at the Grad HUB, located at 111F Townsend Hall. Join us for a fun, two-hour event designed to bring graduate students together from […]
The Missouri Data Science and Informatics Symposium 2024, “Artificial General Intelligence for Good” will take place October 21 and 22. Keynote speakers include Dr. Hua Xu, Professor, Department of Biomedical Informatics and Data Science at Yale School of Medicine; Dr. Saif Khairat, professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Dr. Nadine Alameh, Executive Director of the Taylor Geospatial Institute. Students are encouraged […]
Confused about credit? You're not alone. Some of these statements are true, some are partially true, some are misleading, and some are outright false. Can you confidently pick out which is which? Checking my credit report lowers my credit score. Having no balance will increase my credit score. Carrying a balance will increase my credit […]
GradsWork Sessions are quiet spaces to bring current works in progress and to work in community with other graduate writers. We will invite participants to share goals at the beginning of the session, then work quietly and independently for the duration of the session. We will invite participants to report progress and/or future goals at […]
This four-part seminar is focused on developing and submitting a proposal for research in the Missouri Federal Statistical Research Data Center (FSRDC) The Missouri FSRDC offers researchers the opportunity to conduct research using restricted, respondent-level data from federal censuses, surveys, and administrative data sets. Inside the RDC, approved researchers can choose from over 350 […]
Find out how to publish your research without being scammed by journals that exist only to make money not to advance knowledge. Learn ways to spot predatory journals and locate high-quality publications for your article submissions.
Feeling overwhelmed by dissertation writing and deadlines? Join us to learn mindful strategies that can help reduce stress, improve focus, and boost your productivity. This series, led by Donna Strickland, LPC, will provide tools to help you manage your workload with greater ease. Sessions will take place every other Wednesday from noon to 1:00 pm […]
Grad Students are invited to take part in a Learn & Write Retreat #2 on October 24. Sign up below! We'll have coffee, tea and snacks ready for you at 9 a.m. You'll enjoy a brief presentation on Academic Language Tips & Tricks to Refine Your Academic Language at 9:30 a.m. led by Dr. Christy Goldsmith, Associate […]
This session will discuss the benefits and stereotypes of Open Access publishing, the difference between preprints and postprints, and how to retain author rights to publish open and accessible articles even if the journal is behind a pay wall. You’ll also take a look at repositories like MOspace, and how learn how they facilitates OA […]
Enhance your English Communication Skills. Join us in a friendly and supportive environment where you can practice English, improve your accent, and gain confidence in your communication skills.
The Institute for Data Science and Informatics offers a 12-hour graduate certificate in Data Science, Geospatial Analytics, or BioHealth Analytics. In just four courses over two semesters, you'll be prepared to navigate the Data Science Lifecycle and tackle large datasets, giving you a competitive edge. No prior programming experience? Our Spring or Summer bootcamps will […]
In this workshop, we'll focus on the fundamentals of interviewing. Learn how to prepare compelling answers to common questions, what to ask interviewers (and what not to), and what to expect from start to finish. Gain strategies and resources to help in your preparation, so you can feel confident throughout the process.
Should I accept this offer? Ask for more money? If so, when? In this workshop you'll learn valuable tips for advocating for yourself during the job offer and salary negotiation process.