The Berkeley Graduate (TBG) is an online publication by, for, and about graduate and professional students sponsored by The Graduate Assembly. Formerly a print publication, and briefly an online daily site, the new TBG is looking to partner with other organizations and centers that serve graduate students in order to extend the visibility of their work and highlight both the challenges and possibilities facing students in 2017. TBG would like to feature students, faculty and staff on its new site and is seeking collaboration in several forms: Published content: Student or faculty profiles, position papers, or articles published in the 2016 – 2017 academic year, TBG would like permission to repost that content on the new site with a link back to the original publication. New submissions: TBG is accepting general submissions under the theme “Embarking on 2017.” Pieces can take any form as long as they are written from the point of view or address the experience of graduate students in the moment. Editorial Board: TBG is looking for members to serve on its editorial board and determine the future of the site. If you are interested in joining the board, please contact Lyndsey Ogle. Social Media: If your department has a Facebook or Twitter profile, let TBG know! It will follow you and share your posts with the community. For more information, or to discuss other collaboration possibilities, please email Lyndsey Ogle.
The Berkeley Graduate (TBG) is an online publication by, for, and about graduate and professional students sponsored by The Graduate Assembly. Formerly a print publication, and briefly an online daily site, the new TBG is looking to partner with other organizations and centers that serve graduate students in order to extend the visibility of their work and highlight both the challenges and possibilities facing students in 2017. TBG would like to feature students, faculty and staff on its new site and is seeking collaboration in several forms: Published content: Student or faculty profiles, position papers, or articles published in the 2016 – 2017 academic year, TBG would like permission to repost that content on the new site with a link back to the original publication. New submissions: TBG is accepting general submissions under the theme “Embarking on 2017.” Pieces can take any form as long as they are written from the point of view or address the experience of graduate students in the moment. Editorial Board: TBG is looking for members to serve on its editorial board and determine the future of the site. If you are interested in joining the board, please contact Lyndsey Ogle. Social Media: If your department has a Facebook or Twitter profile, let TBG know! It will follow you and share your posts with the community. For more information, or to discuss other collaboration possibilities, please email Lyndsey Ogle.