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Graduate Student Research Day

Graduate Student Research Day is an annual event featuring research from graduate students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), including social, behavioral and economics (SBE) disciplines. It features posters from hundreds of students, panel discussions on topics of professional development, and a keynote address by a world-renowned researcher in STEM and/or SBE fields.

I-Cubed Combines the Strength of Graduate Students

The Innovation through Institutional Integration (I-Cubed) program at the University of Florida brings NSF-funded programs in STEM and SBE disciplines together to collaborate and enhance each other, and to provide graduate students with a true competitive edge through an extended focus on professionally oriented training programs designed for the real world.

Ethics Initiative at UF

I-Cubed is dedicated to working with the University of Florida to improve the knowledge and teaching of ethics among students and faculty. I-Cubed formed an Ethics Committee to address the role of ethics in research. The UF Libraries provides faculty and students with access to ethics related resources.

Preparation for a Globally Engaged Workforce

I-Cubed promotes the synergy of research and professional training opportunities for the advancement of all graduate students to become global professionals. The Graduate Student Advisory Council is the driving force of this initiative which intends to integrate education, research, and global experiences to prepare UF students to enter a globally engaged workforce.

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Graduate School Professional Development Workshops

UF Professional Development Workshops helps graduate students gain information, insights and skills they can use in academia and the job market. Mentoring workshops cover topics like effective time management, research strategies, exam preparation, and obtaining student grants.

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CRC Resources for Graduate Students

A career in academia is an option for some, but it is not for everyone. In fact, many career options exist in industry, government and non-profit industries for master's and doctoral students. These are called careers outside of academia. Further, you have no standard formula when searching for a job. We here to help you search for a job outside of academia.

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UF Libraries Grants and Fellowships Opportunities

UF Libraries’ Grants and Fellowship Opportunities LibGuide is designed to help UF students identify grant and fellowship opportunities, as well as help with the application process. The program offers a number of workshops on how to apply for grants and/or fellowships, as well as resources and publications on topic.

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2012 Graduate Student Grants and Fellowships Conference

Register Free Now for 2012 Graduate Student Grants and Fellowships Conference, June 1 We are pleased to announce the 2012 Graduate Student Grants and Fellowships Conference on Friday, June 1, 2012 in Health Professions, Nursing, and Pharmacy Building (HPNP). We welcome representatives from the National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, Ford Fellowship, and so [...]

by Laurie Michaelson on May 15, 2012 in Events, Funding

Making the Move to Academia

Gearing up to move on and start your own lab? Here is an excellent 90-minute video on how to move to a new university and start up a lab. It features Dr. Sharon Milgram (director of NIH intramural training programs), who has given a similar workshop at UCSF as part of the PFF series. In [...]

by Laurie Michaelson on May 15, 2012 in Uncategorized

Funding Opportunities

I-Cubed Graduate Student Teaching Awards

Each year, the I-Cubed program will provide two categories of funding for graduate students who wish to obtain teaching experiences. This award is intended to encourage graduate students in STEM disciplines to participate in teaching activities at the collegiate level, to provide teaching opportunities for graduate students who would not otherwise have those available within their program, and to provide support for graduate students to attend on-campus training workshops that will be led by pedagogy experts. Learn More

LEARN ABOUT NSF AT UF

There are a variety of NSF programs at UF, including the annual Graduate Student research day.

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