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Degree candidates processed across the plaza into Northrop Memorial Auditorium for Graduate School commencement in Minneapolis on Friday, May 9. More than 700 master's and Ph.D. students from 55 nations and 40 states participated in the ceremony, where Regents Professor of Forest Resources Peter Reich gave the commencement address. See photos and read more. Photo by Mike Rollefson.
Spotlights:
2008 Best DGS and Best DGS Assistant Awards
The 2008 Best DGS Award winners are John Campbell, Psychology, and Lois Cucullu, English. The Best DGS Assistant Award winners are Lisa Hubinger, Comparative and Molecular Bioscience and Veterinary Medicine, and Gail Kalli, Plant Biological Sciences. They will be honored at a celebration May 14. More info.
Posted 5/5/2008
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- Fulbright Information Meetings for Students
On 5/21/2008
The Graduate School Fellowship Office is pleased to announce five Fulbright Information Sessions for students who are interested in conducting research abroad during the 2009-10 academic year.
More information... - Call for the Formation of New Interdisciplinary Graduate Groups
Posted on 5/6/2008
The Graduate School has created a mechanism for appointing faculty and outside experts to interdisciplinary graduate groups.
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