Have you received a notice about outstanding Fall tuition/fee charges? Anticipating a Fall stipend or loan? Here is some basic guidance on disbursement of Fall funding: Unexpected tuition/fee bill? Fellowship tuition/fee awards apply toward charges one business day after you’ve … Continued
For Nitin Kohli, teaching goes beyond just fulfilling his requirements as a graduate student instructor.
More than 200 GSIs recognized for their exemplary teaching.
The Office of the Chancellor has announced the call for nominations for the annual Chancellor’s Awards for Public Service, recognizing students, staff, and faculty for their individual and collective efforts to benefit others locally and globally. Nominations are due by … Continued
Nominations for the Carol D. Soc Distinguished Graduate Student Mentoring Award and the Faculty Mentor Awards are being accepted through Friday, February 3, 2017 at 5:00 pm.
A time to applaud student accomplishments.
Annual Graduate Mentoring Awards Ceremony honored five faculty members.
Odebrecht USA and Braskem America invite graduate students nationwide to join them in the search for innovative technologies and methods to promote sustainable and responsible development. The Odebrecht Group is a diversified business leader laying the groundwork for positive sustainable change worldwide. The Odebrecht Award for Sustainable … Continued
Are you a GSI who would like to acknowledge the work of a faculty member in helping you learn to teach?
If so, we encourage you to nominate that person.
Help recognize excellent mentoring of graduate students by faculty!
Shilpa Raja, who recently received her doctoral degree from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, was awarded “Graduate Student Gold” for quality research.
Arizona State University is now accepting nominations to the annual Origins Project Postdoctoral Award Lectureship through November 1, 2015. This award, the largest of its kind in the world, is given annually to an outstanding junior scholar chosen from all countries, from … Continued
What does education equality, safe water access for the urban poor and solar energy systems all have in common? These are just some of the incredible projects that this year’s cohort of Hellman Fellows are pursuing.
Journalist alumni earn their marks reporting on this year’s biggest news stories like the Ebola epidemic.
An M.L.A. student has been honored by the ASLA for his design of the 16th Street Station in Oakland.
by helping faculty collect and analyze data that could inform curriculum development.
In September this award was granted to eight Berkeley graduate students for excellence in their field.
The Graduate Division and the Graduate Assembly are hosting two awards that recognize outstanding mentoring by faculty members to graduate students. Nomination letters for the Graduate Division’s Carol D. Soc Distinguished Graduate Student Mentoring Award and the Graduate Assembly’s Faculty … Continued
At 30, Kurtis Heimerl has held many titles. Computer scientist. Ex-Googler. Postdoctoral researcher. Humanitarian. CEO. This year, he created a new technology that has the potential to provide low-cost, community-owned cellular networks to the estimated 1 billion people currently living … Continued
Every year, three campus award programs recognize faculty who have provided outstanding mentorship to their graduate students.
Graduate students in CEE Professor Slav Hermanowicz’s Lab and collaborators received second place in 2013 Odebrecht Award for Sustainable Development. The award, which includes cash prizes totaling $65,000, invites university students to search for innovative technologies and methods to promote sustainable and … Continued
Recently, the Berkeley Wall of Fame welcomed UC Berkeley alumnus Patrick Awuah, who received his M.B.A in 1999.
The Western Association of Graduate Schools (WAGS) and University Microfilms International (UMI) will present three 2013-2014 awards: ” Innovation in Technology,” “Distinguished Master’s Thesis” and “Distinguished Master’s Thesis Award for the Biological Sciences, Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Life Sciences and Engineering.”
UC Berkeley doctoral candidate Roi Livne and alumna Elham Mireshghi were among 22 fellows selected to receive a Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship.
