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Mental health & wellness resources

A collection of virtual, on-campus and community resources available to support your mental health and wellness during your graduate career. 

Mental health and wellness
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Health insurance

Review the requirements for mandatory health insurance for all domestic students. See coverage costs and deadlines to submit your coverage waiver.

Health insurance

Funding your graduate education

There are multiple funding sources you should explore when determining how to fund your graduate school experience. Learn more about awards, assistantships, financial aid and more.

Funding information

Professional development resources

Professional Development Workshop Series
Discover and register for workshops held on campus that help develop key skills.
Individual Development Plans for students
Learn how an IDP can help prepare you for success in your graduate program at the University.
Career information
View job boards, access development tools and tips for success.
GRAD 702/703
Learn effective teaching techniques for both face-to-face and online instruction in higher education.
GRAD 704
TLT offers this course in the spring semester as a two-credit course, open to graduate students and postdocs who hold positions as GTAs, LOAs or Instructors and who aspire to positions as teaching faculty.
GRAD 778
An overview of computational research as well as a skills-based introduction to programming and shell scripting for automating computational tasks.

Graduate Student Association

The Graduate Student Association is a tremendous resource for all graduate students, providing awards, need-based services, social and academic clubs, and terrific camaraderie across campus. 

Graduate Student Association