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8033
students enrolled in
graduate programs
200+
graduate degrees
offered by the U
$641
million in research funding
FY 2021
Announcements
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Professional Development Opportunity (STEM): training in public engagement
The STEM Ambassador Program (STEMAP) is an NSF-funded training program aimed at scientists to design and implement effective public engagement and broader impacts activities. They are recruiting University of Utah graduate students, post docs, staff, and faculty to participate in a training during the Spring semester.
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Announcement from the Registrar's Office
Beginning Fall 2021, all continuing graduate degree-seeking students will be required to complete the Registration Validation task each term. This task allows the University to confirm contact information, the student’s program of study, and where they will be physically located while taking classes which is a requirement of NC-SARA (National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements).
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Professional Development Opportunity: Evaluate Posters
Calling all faculty, postdoctoral scholars, and graduate student colleagues! Please help us evaluate undergraduate research posters at the 2021 Virtual Fall Symposium on Friday, December 3.
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Classes Offered by the Office of Research Education (REd)
The Graduate School and the Office of Research Integrity & Compliance have teamed up to develop an RCR training program that may be completed by Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Researchers at no cost for University of Utah affiliates.
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