Summer 2024 NewsLetter 

The Summer 2024 newsletter encourages individuals of all ages to engage in meaningful play to enhance overall wellbeing. As a graduate student, finding time for play can significantly benefit your mental and physical health. These activities can provide a much-needed break from academic stress, foster social connections, and boost your mood and cognitive function. Discover how small doses of play can make a big difference in your wellbeing and academic success.

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Spring 2024  Newsletter

Our spring 2023 newsletter celebrates the outstanding accomplishments of several graduate students and faculty members. This newsletter recognizes several awards in teaching and research methods. Our award winners are: 

 

• Outstanding Dissertation | Tayler LaSharr, Ecology
• Outstanding Master's Thesis | Chooikim Lau, Architectural Engineering
• Outstanding Graduate Assistant Teaching Award | Lena Newlin, Creative Writing
• Outstanding Graduate Assistant Teaching Award | Jonathan Lautenbach, Ecology
• Outstanding Graduate Assistant Teaching Award | Aimee Gray, Kinesiology & Health
• Outstanding Graduate Assistant Teaching Award | Gerardo Freyre, Civil Engineering
• Outstanding Graduate Assistant Teaching Award | Christopher Cannon, Psychology
• Distinguished Service | Zebadiah Hall, Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
• Distinguished Graduate Faculty Mentor Award | Conxita Domenech, Modern & Classical Languages
• Early-Career Graduate Faculty Mentor Award | Corrie Knapp, Haub School
• Mid-Career Graduate Faculty Mentor Award | Randa Jabbour, Plant Sciences
• Mid-Career Graduate Faculty Mentor | Evan Johnson , Kinesiology & Health

As always, our newsletter offers a variety of university resources to foster overall student well-being and academic achievement. This eddition we offfer important information regarding getting started with Disibility Support Services and the Carlton R. Barkhurst Writing Fellowship Applications. 

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Fall 2023 Newsletter 

The Fall 2023 Newsletter holds a variety of topics. Ranging from Giving Day to self-care, there is a little bit of everything at your disposal here! 

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Summer 2023 NewsLetter 

 

Our Summer 2023 newsletter provides suggestions on how to THRIVE during your graduate studies. From incorperating thoughts on self care to campus resouces, this news letter may be helpful if you find yourself stuggling with how to balance every aspect of your life. 

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Spring 2023 NewsLetter 

 

Our spring 2023 newsletter celebrates the outstanding accomplishments of several graduate students and faculty members. This newsletter recognizes several awards in teaching and research methods. Our award winners are: 

As always, our newsletter offers a variety of university resources to foster overall student well-being and academic achievement. 
Finally, there is an extra special note on the one and only, Rexie, who watches over the Geology museum and may just give extra luck to our students during mid-terms and finals. 

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Fall 2022 NewsLetter

 

Wonderful news! As of September 2023 the School of Graduate Education has been re-established to better support graduate students and reseach efforts arcoss campus! Read all about what this means for graduate students and how we celebrated this momentous occasion!

In this edition of the Graduate Student Newsletter we also highlight several fantastic events hoasted by the Graduate Student Network. We also explore the potentially spooky origns of Knight Hall! 

 

 

 

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Summer 2022 NewsLetter 

 

Traveling on a budget during summer? We have some advice for you! Check out this edition of the Graduate Studnet Newsletter to find options and travel tips for your next break!

Our Summer 2022 Newsletter also celebrates the accomplishments of several graduate students and faculty members. Our award winners are: 

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Spring 2022 NewsLetter 

 

In our Spring 2022 Newsletter we feature a variety of campus resources to help you succeed and florish during your graduate education at the University of Wyoming. These resouces rage from the Student Ombudsperson Office to the Innovation WYrkshop and everything in between!