THE GRADUATE COLLEGE'S WEEKLY NEWSLETTER FOR ALL THINGS GRAD REBEL
FEB. 27
See a complete workshop and professional development opportunity schedule.
Feb. 28: Series of Online Workshops from the UNLV Office of Online Education
All day, Virtual
The UNLV Office of Online Education is hosting a series of online workshops all day on Feb. 28. Learn more.
March 1: Academic Interviewing Strategies
12-1 p.m., Virtual
The process of an academic interview may seem daunting, but preparation is key to a successful interview. Knowing what a typical academic interview is like will help you invest your time in the areas most likely to have an impact. Join this interactive workshop where you will have the opportunity to practice summarizing your current research projects and your teaching philosophy as well as prepare for other aspects of academic interviews. Learn more, including how to RSVP.
March 2: Assignments & Discussions: Using Multiple Methods to Provide Meaningful Feedback
10-11 a.m., Virtual
During this synchronous workshop, participants will survey different multimedia tools available in WebCampus. Participants will also explore how using appropriate multimedia tools can help ensure creation of content to reach all learners and their different learning styles. Learn more and register.
March 2: Qualitative vs. Quantitative Research: Which Should You Use?
12-1 p.m., Virtual
Join this informational workshop that will review both qualitative and quantitative research methods. Participants will learn about qualitative and quantitative research methods, review what types of research questions are answered best with specific methods, and have an opportunity to discuss their own research design and seek advice from the workshop facilitator. Learn more, including how to RSVP.
March 3: Assignments & Discussions: Using Multiple Methods to Provide Meaningful Feedback
2-3 p.m., Virtual
If you were unable to attend the March 2 workshop, "Assignments & Discussions: Using Multiple Methods to Provide Meaningful Feedback," this workshop will cover the same material. During this synchronous workshop, participants will survey different multimedia tools available in WebCampus. Participants will also explore how using appropriate multimedia tools can help ensure creation of content to reach all learners and their different learning styles. Learn more and RSVP.
Fall 2022 Renewal Graduate Assistantship Applications Due
If you're currently a graduate assistant and have an agreement with your department to continue your assistantship during the fall 2022 semester, please submit a GA application in the Grad Rebel Gateway as soon as possible. Students must submit a GA application each academic year, even if they are continuing in the same position.
March 1: Final Day to Apply and Submit an Application for Graduation Through MyUNLV
March 1 is the final day to apply and submit an application for graduation through the MyUNLV Student Center. A $75 graduation and diploma fee will be placed on student accounts (one fee per degree/certificate) beginning the first day of registration for the semester in which they have applied to graduate; or, if registration has already opened, the fee will be applied within two business days. Students applying for graduation on or after March 2 will need to email grad.rpc@unlv.edu to request a late graduation application be added to their MyUNLV account, as the option will not be available automatically in MyUNLV after March 1. Students applying for graduation after March 1 will be assessed a $20 late fee. Learn more.
March 2: Spring 2022 Medallion Deadline
The Graduate College's Medallion Program honors exceptionally involved and high-achieving students. Graduate students who have accumulated 100 points using the point system outlined on the program's webpage can apply for a Medallion to be worn at Commencement. For students graduating in spring 2022, completed application forms must be emailed to the Graduate College by March 2. Learn more.
March 15: GPSA Travel & Research Sponsorship Deadline for Travel in May, June, and July
The GPSA offers each graduate and professional student sponsorship funding of $1,250 annually. These funds can be used for research, travel to events or conferences, or other scholarly activities. Proposals should have a direct effect on the student’s academic success and make a contribution to their field. All who receive GPSA Sponsorship funding will present their progress at the 24th Annual Graduate & Professional Student Research Forum on April 2, 2022. Learn more.
UNLV is hosting a career fair March 8-10 in the Student Union Ballroom. Each day's fair will last from 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m. March 8 will feature law and public sector employers, March 9 will feature employers from all industries, and March 10 will feature STEM employers. To learn more, visit Handshake or email careerservices@unlv.edu.
"Overcoming New-Job Anxiety"
A career counselor for Ph.D. graduates and postdoctoral students, Diane A. Safer is no stranger to the anxiety many graduates feel when entering a new workplace. "When my students and postdocs share these [work-related] concerns with me," Safer writes, "I try to help them understand that any type of change can elicit feelings of unease." In her article, "Overcoming New-Job Anxiety," Safer shares practical advice that can help reduce anxiety and impostor syndrome for those graduating degree programs and entering the workforce. Read more.
