January 7, 2016
Memo 16: Academic Performance and Progress
This memo articulates policies for the academic performance and progress of graduate students, including guidance on appropriate process for cases where student academic performance does not meet program expectations. For information on recommended practices around academic performance and progress, see the GPC/GPA Resources page. A. Communicating Performance and Progress Requirements A student admitted to the…
June 18, 2019
Memo 47: Graduate Programs and Credentials
This memo defines the relationship between a graduate degree program or graduate certificate program and the transcripted credentials associated with it. The policy described in this memo applies only to new and significantly revised graduate programs. The Memo 47 Companion Document provides additional information on policy implementation, including review and approval roles of the Graduate School…
June 3, 2019
MyGrad Program
Log in to MyGrad MyGrad is a Graduate School tool that provides better administrative service and communication to our students so they can focus on their studies and not on administrative red tape. Keep these important dates and deadlines in mind and log in to MyGrad (with UW netID) in order to Schedule a…
December 14, 2018
MyGrad Roadmap
The Graduate School maintains and develops MyGrad as a service for all graduate degree and certificate offering departments at Bothell, Tacoma, and Seattle campuses. This Roadmap provides a high level description and timeline of improvements that are in planning and development for MyGrad Program. Specific release dates will be identified, as they are approached. GPAs…
March 28, 2018
ETD Formatting Guidelines
After you submit your ETD, the Graduate School will review your document as part of the graduation process at the end of each quarter. We will review for information accuracy, consistency, and to ensure your ETD meets the formatting requirements described below. There are three required sections (pages) that must be included at the beginning of your…
November 13, 2017
Meet the Winners of the Grad School’s Distinguished Thesis Award
The Graduate School recognizes exceptional scholarship and research at the master’s and doctoral levels. These awards recognize a thesis and a dissertation in four categories: Biological Sciences, Humanities & Fine Arts, Mathematics, Physical Sciences & Engineering, and the Social Sciences. Meet the winners of this year’s Distinguished Thesis Award (awarded in three of the four categories).
April 20, 2017
Finding a Cultural Fit with Your Employer
It can be so exciting to get a job offer or to find a postdoc position that it can be tempting to look no further. However, finding the right “fit” involves many dimensions beyond just the research focus. Universities, companies, governmental agencies, and non-profits each have their own cultures. Furthermore, individual departments or even specific…
March 16, 2017
Strategies to Create Learning Environments for All
The UW Office of the Provost sent an e-mail to faculty and teaching assistants outlining concrete recommendations for sustaining “vibrant classroom discussions at a time when current events have produced sharp political differences among us.” The goal of the message was to equip all of our instructors with best practices to “establish… respectful class discussions…
July 15, 2016
IPhD Degree Requirements
Program of Study | Supervisory/Reading Committees | Annual Review | Exams and Dissertation | Additional Policies | Requirements Checklist Program of Study IPhD students must satisfy all Graduate School requirements in addition to individual program requirements as described in the student’s plan of study. A brief synopsis of Graduate School requirements is listed below. Please refer…
March 8, 2016
Andreas Chavez
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Wolf Biologist Education Doctoral degree in Biology, University of Washington Master’s degree in Wildlife Ecology, Utah State University Bachelor’s degree in Integrative Biology, University of California, Berkeley Career path Postdoctoral fellow at University of California, Berkeley U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, San Diego, Endangered Species Biologist U.S. Fish and Wildlife…
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