This workshop is open to all graduate students to help you understand your learning environments, how your students learn, and how you can help them (and you) learn better. This workshop is also the first part in our semester-long community for graduate teaching assistants — the TTT. Explore the TTT and register if you want […]
This short, hands-on workshop will provide an introduction to QGIS and cover topics such as adding and creating geospatial data, building maps, and editing and sharing geospatial data. The workshop is designed for new and beginner GIS users. Basic computer skills are required. About the Presenter Tony Guay is a Remote Sensing Specialist with the […]
We will discuss the Udall Scholarship, NOAA-Hollings Scholarship, Madison Fellowship, Gilman Scholarship, Boren Scholarship and Fellowship, Killam Fellowship, George Mitchell Peace Scholarship, and the Phi Kappa Phi Awards. Wednesday, Nov. 10, noon–1 p.m. Williams Hall, Room 120 You can attend this event either in person or via Zoom. Register by clicking here. Please register to […]
Join the School of Computing and Information Science at a free virtual Zoom information session to learn about graduate programs in data science, spatial informatics, information systems, and geographic information systems. Faculty from the School of Computing and Information Science — Harlan Onsrud, Nimesha Ranasinghe, and Kate Beard — will be joined by Richard Roberts […]
Next week, the Office of Major Scholarships will be hosting another info session. We will be discussing the Boren Awards, with an overview of opportunities available to both graduate and undergraduate students. The Boren Awards offer up to $30,000 in funding for graduate students, and up to $25,000 in funding for undergraduate students for international […]
