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  • Graduate School is for Families

    By Anna De Cheke Qualls

  • Maryland and its Women Lead the Smithsonian/Big Ten Fellowship

    Since the Smithsonian’s Big Ten Academic Alliance Fellowship (BTAA/SI) was conceived in 2012, 40 of these prestigious fellowships have been awarded. The University of Maryland has the distinction of having the highest number of recipients, all of them women.

  • Where Are They Now...

    Marisa Franco ('17, Psychology) was offered a tenure-track professorship in the Department of Counseling and Psychological Services at Georgia State University after graduating from Maryland in 2017.

  • UMD to Observe 2017 National Postdoc Appreciation Week

    Contact: Blessing Enekewe, blessing@umd.edu

  • Graduate Student Orientation 2017

    The Graduate School hosted Orientation on August 21, for about 1650 graduate students, 200 more than in previous years.  In attendance was President Wallace D. Loh, who gave a heartfelt and inspiring message to a large crowd gathered in Stamp Union while also mingling with students throughout the day.

  • Statement from Interim Dean Jeffrey Franke on DACA

    In response to President Trump’s decision to rescind DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals), the Graduate School echoes what President Loh stated in his statement last week. The decision strikes at the heart of the values espoused by the students, faculty and staff of the Graduate School to ensure a welcoming, inclusive and just environment for all members of the University of Maryland graduate community.

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