School of Graduate Studies

Developmental presentation, or DEV PRES, is a new presentation opportunity for graduate students to present their research and receive feedback without the added pressures of a grade or broader professional consequences.

Utah State University’s Office of Research and Graduate Studies is pleased to announce that Dr. Richard S. Inouye has accepted the position of associate vice president for research and associate dean of the School of Graduate Studies.

Commencement is an exciting culmination of an academic career, and event organizers of USU’s commencement exercises are warning USU’s graduate students to make sure they have their necessary regalia so they can participate.

The Proposal Development division of the Office of Research and Graduate Studies is once again sponsoring the exclusive, one-day grant writing seminar, “Getting Started as a Successful Proposal Writer and Academician.”

Recently, there have been some changes in leadership within the School of Graduate Studies.

The Office of Research and Graduate Studies has announced recipients for the awards given by the School of Graduate Studies for the 2012-2013 academic year.

The Office of Research and Graduate Studies has created the Graduate Recruiting Toolkit for USU academic departments to help faculty implement best practices in recruiting high quality and diverse graduate students.

The Student Health and Wellness Center (SHWC) is located just north of Romney Stadium. Health fees are collected as part of the total student fees and help support the Student Health Center. Students have already paid for these services, so use them!

The GPC (Graduate Program Contact) meetings facilitate the distribution of important new information, policies and deadlines.