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  • UMD Graduate School Research Collaboration Results in New Book

    A Graduate School-sponsored education and research collaboration about noted 19th century writer, orator, and abolitionist Frederick Douglass between t

  • Annual Graduate School Fellowship and Award Celebration

    The Annual Graduate School Fellowship and Award Celebration will be held on Thursday, May 11, 2017, from 3 – 5 pm in Adele H. Stamp Student Union in the Grand Ballroom Lounge and the Prince George’s Room.  The Fellowship and Award Celebration honors faculty and students who were awarded a Graduate School fellowship or award for the 2016 – 2017 academic year. This event gives them the opportunity to reflect back on the year and celebrate accomplishments with peers, mentors, and Graduate School staff.

  • Doctoral Candidate Samuel Ramsey Wins UMD Three Minute Thesis Competition

    Doctoral candidate Samuel Ramsey won the University of Maryland’s Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition.

  • Graduate Student Appreciation Week Profile: William Kenlon

    William Kenlon, current Graduate School Flagship Fellow,  is a self-described "Navy brat" who, as a child, lived all over the United States.  He attended Germanna Community College before transferring to James Madison University to finish his music degree, with concentratio

  • Graduate Student Appreciation Week Profile: Joohee Choi

    Joohee Choi remembers the moment in 1997 when she created her first email address through Hanmail, South Korea's first public webmail service.  That event sparked a life-long interest in tinkering with web-based communication and information science - specifically, understanding the interaction between computers and humans.

  • Four UMD Graduate Students Win Big 10 Academic Alliance/ Smithsonian Fellowships

    Four University of Maryland graduate students have been awarded the Big 10 Academic Alliance/Smithsonian Institution Fellowship for 2017. These one-year fellowships are offered by the Graduate Deans of the Big 10 Academic Alliance in partnership with the Smithsonian’s Office of Fellowships and Internships and are awarded to outstanding doctoral candidates from Big 10 institutions who intend to conduct research using Smithsonian collections, facilities or experts in cooperation with at least one Smithsonian advisor.

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