UW Graduate School
The Dean's Message
Read Interim Dean Aanerud's thoughts on the role of the UW Graduate School.
U501: Flipping Grad School Orientation
Ready for graduate school? Get ready with U501, our self-guided online orientation.
Graduate School Announces Winners of Distinguished Thesis and Dissertation Awards
Read about our graduate students who have been recognized for exceptional scholarship and research.
Read profiles of UW graduate students, faculty and alumni
Our students study everything from HIV transmission to plasma physics to horror movies. And their personal stories are just as interesting...
Lauren Wiesebron, Fulbright winner, discusses application process
Hear from Lauren Wiesebron, MSc'15, about her journey to receiving a Fulbright Fellowship and how the Office of Fellowships helped her along the way.
10 UW Grad Students Accept Prestigious Fulbright Award
Read about these exceptional students and alumni, and the fascinating research they will conduct across the globe.
Core Programs: Reed's Story
Within a month of starting grad school, Reed Garber-Pearson realized that everyone was making friends. But Reed? Not so much. Then, the puppet maker discovered Core Programs. And things started to change.
UW Biostat student recognized for leadership and community outreach
UW Biostatistics PhD student Kelsey Grinde is the first recipient of the Dorothy (Dottie) L. Simpson Leadership Award presented by the Seattle Chapter of Achievement Rewards for College Scientists (ARCS) Foundation.
UW Graduate School NewsProvost Richards senior author on study looking at how gender and race impact graduate students’ success in STEMThe study “strongly indicates that the onus should not fall on minority students to make changes to succeed in STEM settings.” Read more > UW Ph.D. student wins $100,000 Schmidt Science FellowshipHal Homes, a doctoral candidate in Bioengineering, has been selected as an inaugural Schmidt Science Fellow, an incredible honor that includes a $100,000 stipend and participation in a global meeting series. Read more > Three interdisciplinary graduate students named to Husky 100Kaityln Casimo, Katie Reichard and Judy Twedt – all students in the Graduate School’s interdisciplinary programs – were honored among students who are “making the most of their time at the UW.” Read more > |
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