Leadership Corner
Our campus’s transition to Canvas is in the homestretch, with retirement of Desire2Learn on Aug. 1. Years of work by faculty, staff and students have gone into the project, and we are very grateful.
With midterms underway, this can become a stressful time of the year. When I'm feeling overwhelmed, I find naming a few things I’m grateful for can help fight these negative feelings.
As interim dean, I plan to continue the work of former Dean Ann Schmiesing and UGGS leadership in making improvements to the graduate student experience.
After various collaborations and conversations, I am excited to announce this spring we will be hosting the first ever Health and Wellness Summit.
It is important you know that I, the faculty and staff of this university care deeply about your well-being and that there are resources to provide help to those who need it.
Welcome back, graduate students. As you begin the spring semester, there are a number of activities and events I want to be sure you know about.
Goals and resolutions are top of mind for many of us as we embark on a new year. I’d like to share some strategies I’ve learned from personal experience to help you achieve your goals this year.
As we begin a new year, goals and resolutions are top of mind. I’d like to share some things I've learned to help you achieve your goals this year.
As you may know, ongoing budget negotiations have failed to produce a stopgap funding agreement in Congress. The immediate consequence is that portions of the federal government were shut down.
Congratulations, you did it! As we reach the end of finals, be proud of the hard work you’ve done to finish the semester strong. Spend some time over the next few weeks having fun, relaxing and recharging.