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Managing Anxiety and Stress in Grad School
Attend this webinar for an opportunity to practice coping skills (e.g., meditation, thought exercises) that will aid in managing feelings of stress and anxiety while in graduate school.
Tuesday, September 6 │ Noon – 1 p.m. │ Register
Want to learn tips and techniques for understanding and managing your mental wellness? Watch The ABCs of Mental Wellness in Grad School, which is one of the 30+ recordings of our professional development events!
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New international graduate students can still register for the Academic Success for International Graduate Students Round Rock Panel event! This panel will feature current international graduate students and university faculty who will share their experiences and give advice about adjusting to graduate school in the U.S. Don't miss out on the opportunity to listen to inspiring stories and connect with other international graduate students!
Round Rock Panel Event
Thursday, September 8, 2022 | 4:30 - 6 p.m. | Avery 204 | Register
Academic Success for International Graduate Students: Canvas Course
You can also enroll in the self-paced, online Canvas course available to international graduate students. This course provides information regarding American classroom expectation, ethics + plagiarism, peer-to-peer etiquette, and much more.
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The 9th Annual Texas State Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition is coming this October! The 3MT® is a research communication competition in which graduate students have three minutes to present a compelling oration on their thesis/dissertation research and its significance. Students in a Ph.D/Ed.D or a master’s thesis track are eligible to compete and can win cash awards in the preliminary and final rounds. This competition is an exciting opportunity to share your research, gain presentation experience, win awards, and more! Learn more at our 3MT® webpage where you can view presentation rules and judging criteria, tips on preparing for your presentation, and videos of previous 3MT® winners.
Registration to compete opens Monday, September 12 and closes Monday, October 3.
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Program Overview: provides opportunities to conduct dissertation research at DOE laboratories for 3-12 consecutive months
Eligibility: full-time doctoral students who are in candidacy (at the time of application) and conducting research aligned with the DOE Office of Science priority research areas
Citizenship: U.S. citizens and permanent residents
Benefits: living stipend (up to $3,600 per month) while at host facility, plus transportation expenses (up to $2,000)
Deadline: November 9, 2022
Want more external funding opportunities? Search the Graduate Funding Opportunities database.
Are you looking for scholarships, fellowships, and grants to support your graduate study or research? This session will introduce you to the external funding landscape and answer common questions about the types and sources of external funding available, eligibility, and appropriate timing of your application. Attendees will also find out more about the search tools and services available through The Graduate College for students seeking external funding. If you are a new graduate student wondering how to get started with the external funding process, this session is for you!
Wednesday, September 7 | 8 a.m. - 9 a.m. | Register
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 #KnowYourTXST
Sharpen your writing skills for graduate-level assignments with the Writing Center. Schedule a consultation to virtually meet with a tutor!
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COVID-19: For the most up-to-date university-wide information, visit the university's COVID-19 University Statements page.
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Looking ahead:
- September 5: Labor Day (Classes Do Not Meet)
- September 15: First Day to Apply for Research Support Fellowships
- October 1: First Day to Apply for the Graduate College Scholarship
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