Inclusive classrooms incorporate more than current best practices. They require instructors to pair critical self-reflection with actions in the classroom. This workshop will share strategies for cultivating a pedagogy of inclusion. Learn more.
Oct. 20: Mindfulness Meditation with Dr. Donna Costa
12-12:30 p.m., Register for online meeting information
Join the Faculty Center and Donna Costa, meditation guide, for their weekly meditation session on Tuesdays. Learn more.
Oct. 22: Research Data Management 101
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., RSVP for online meeting information
In this overview workshop, attendees will learn about the basics of managing their research data and why it's important. The presenters will cover recommended practices, what not to do, and provide some tools and resources for current and future research.
Learn more.
Oct. 22: UNLV PES - Trigger Warnings and Aristotle's Causes
This session will look at the conceptual underpinnings and assumptions of classroom trigger warnings, focusing on epistemology and Aristotle's causes. Learn more.
Every day, we're inundated with news stories about the latest research study on healthy and unhealthy foods, fad diets, diseases, and other health trends. This workshop will help attendees learn how to critically analyze news reports, discover resources to help them understand their own health, and learn about the statistics that can cause confusion. Learn more.
Oct. 23: Using Multimedia and Creating Engaging Videos in Online Courses
This webinar will focus on adding multimedia elements to course content and teach the best practices of creating engaging videos. This workshop will discuss evidence-based multimedia principles when selecting instructional art materials for a course. Learn more.
Attendees of this workshop will gain tips and strategies for improving the quality of their physical surroundings and their presentation style during virtual presentations. Learn more.
Commencement Regalia
The UNLV Bookstore is now selling Commencement regalia. Students interested may stop by the store to purchase or call (702) 736-3955 to order.
What's Tea?: The Queer and Trans People of Color Cultural Resource Guide
Oct. 26: Final Day to Submit Application for Graduation
Final day to submit an application for graduation through MyUNLV account. More information on extended Fall 2020 graduation deadlines can be found on the
Graduate College COVID-19 webpage (under Current Students, Completing Your Degree).
Oct. 28: Rebel Grad Slam Call for Participants
The Rebel Grad Slam 3-Minute Thesis Competition challenges graduate students to present their research in three minutes using one PowerPoint slide. Participants will be evaluated on how well they explain and communicate the most significant parts of their scholarship/research. Winners of the preliminary rounds will progress to the semi-final round, and winners of the semi-final round will compete in the final round. Those interested in participating in this competition, taking place Nov. 9-18, must register by Oct. 28.
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Nov. 6: Fall 2020 Graduate College Medallion Deadline
Have you been involved in Graduate College programming during your time as a graduate student at UNLV? If so and you are graduating in fall 2020, submit a completion form by Nov. 6 for the Graduate College Medallion program, which honors exceptionally involved and high-achieving students.
Learn more.
Every year, graduate students are eligible to apply for a variety of merit-based scholarships and fellowships through the
Grad Rebel Gateway. Applications are now being accepted through Dec. 1 for these scholarships and fellowships for the 2021-22 academic year. View these scholarships and fellowships on the Current Student Funding webpage.
Due to COVID-19, UNLV is celebrating Rebel Homecoming 2020 in unique ways, including a virtual Netflix party, trivia night, a dance party, and much more. Learn more about how to participate in this week of virtual celebration and campus traditions.
Join the Graduate College at the fourth annual Graduate Showcase! This event is an opportunity for participants to tell the world about their research. Graduate students will have the opportunity to gain professional experience when they present their research in a symposium-style setting at this featured campus and community event. Learn more.
Oct. 23: Beyond the Professoriate: What Every STEM Ph.D. Should Know About Working in Industry
9 a.m. PT, Register for online meeting information
In this panel discussion, three STEM Ph.D.s share their experiences of searching for jobs in industry and what they had to learn in their new careers. Attendees will be able to articulate the routines and challenges of a STEM Ph.D. working in industry, identify common careers for STEM Ph.D.s outside of academia, and apply networking strategies to assist in their industry job search. Register.
Nov. 11: Graduate College First-Gen Social Media Contest
Are you a first-gen student? Hop on to Facebook or Twitter on Nov. 11 for a chance at winning a $250 scholarship and Graduate College swag. Share a selfie and caption that includes your program, why you chose UNLV, and what it means to you to be a first-gen student. Tag the Graduate College (FB: @unlvgradcollege, TW: @unlv_gc) and use #FirstGen.
Nov. 18: Rebel Grad Slam Finals
4-5 p.m., livestream via YouTube
The Rebel Grad Slam challenges students to a 3-minute/1-slide presentation to showcase their research to the audience and judges in a condensed and compelling way. Join the Graduate College on Nov. 18 from 4-5 p.m. for the final round, which will be livestreamed. Please RSVP by Nov. 17.
Oct. 20: Tuesday Talks: Colorism: Decolonize Your Mind
Tuesday Talks is a virtual space created by Student Counseling and Psychological Services for UNLV students of color to openly engage in dialogues around what it means to be a person of color on campus. This space serves to empower students of color and help them recognize that there are other individuals who share similar experiences. Learn more.
