Programs include: The Professional Development Seminar Series, the Doctoral Career Paths Seminars, Graduate Women's Gatherings, Inter-University Student of Color Dinner/Speaker Series, Summer Professional Development Workshops for Doctoral Students, Mentornet (electronic mentoring program for diversity in science and engineering), GradUate Small project Help (GuSH), FORD Motor Company Graduate Research Grant, and G.S.A. Graduate Student Conference Funding.
Funding for graduate student programs is provided by the Provost, the Vice Provost for Education, the Graduate Student Assembly, and CMU alumni and staff members.
The increasing number of sponsors of the GradUate Small project Help (GuSH) Funding Program are integral to providing to graduate students not only intellectual and interpersonal skills to navigate through their degree programs, but also resources to ensure that they evolve into the intellectual leaders they will (and do) become. To learn more about GuSH donors, graduate student recipients, and the amazing projects that are enabled through their collaboration, click here.
For additional program information, please contact.
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Nancy Klancher, Director |