Past Events

All are invited to attend the Division of Campus and Community Engagement’s inaugural Women’s History Month celebration on Main Mall: “She Starts Here, Then Changes the World: UT Women, Past, Present and Future."

Join representatives from the Counseling and Mental Health Center—including the new CARE counselor devoted to graduate students—to learn about wellness resources and navigating the stress of graduate school.

In the first stage of the Empower Your Pitch competition, a dedicated panel of coaches will provide feedback to all contestants, helping fine-tune the pitches for subsequent rounds. Round 1 will include the option to participate virtually, inviting participation from diverse groups from the global Longhorn community.

At this workshop, we will review the guidelines and deadlines for graduation this semester. Topics will include applying to graduate, how to submit your thesis or report to the Texas Digital Library and your final paperwork submission to the Graduate School.

Join STEM Muse, Texas Career Engagement, and the Society for Advancing Gender Equity in STEM (SAGES) at UT for an inspiring Women in STEM Career Panel. This is a hybrid event.

This workshop will provide the opportunity to critically reflect on what diversity means to you and how you demonstrate a commitment to diversity, as well as to begin articulating how these values are apparent in your current practice and future goals.

Join the Center for Teaching and Learning to discuss resources that are available to help students develop teaching skills while at UT Austin and build instructional portfolios.

This session will describe the UT Counseling and Mental Health Center's Well-being in Learning Environments project that collaborates with faculty to support student mental health. During the session, we will learn about and practice various wellness strategies, including expressing gratitude, developing a growth mindset, and being self-compassionate.

At this workshop, we will review the guidelines and deadlines necessary for graduation this semester. Topics will include applying to graduate, scheduling your defense, submitting your dissertation or treatise to the Texas Digital Library, requesting an embargo, IRB requirements, and reviewing what paperwork you must submit to the Graduate School.

Kaitlyn Kroeger, CPA, will lead a seminar covering the most common income tax issues for graduate students.