Andrew G. Campbell, the 15th dean of the Graduate School:We are deeply committed to the work of broadening participation in higher education and creating a more diverse and inclusive scholarly community.
Research Opportunities
"If you think of yourself solely as either a scientist or an engineer, you can get trapped in a certain way of thinking,"says PhD student Tess Caswell, who attended a mission-planning bootcamp. "But if you want to fly a spacecraft to other planets, you have to wear both hats." Read more.
Opening Pathways
William Jordan overcame odds to study at Brown. The PhD student hopes to inspire others to pursue science. He has won two competitive awards this year. Read more.
Research Matters!
Nine graduate students and a postdoc explained the importance of their research at the Graduate School’s second Research Matters! event. Topics ranged from ways to improve lithium-ion batteries to how social media can help protect cultural heritage. Read more or watch the videos.
GradCON
Alumni shared insights at the Graduate Student Career Options Conference. "You know way more than you think you do, and your value is much higher than you realize," says Michael Siegel ’10 PhD (at right), Special Assistant to the President of RISD.
Building Community
Maria Ortega, the graduate student coordinator at the First-Generation College and Low-Income Student Center, says students are affirmed and have a home away from home. Read more.
Open Graduate Education
Yun “Ryan” Xu is one of 42 PhD students pursuing a secondary master's degree through the Open Graduate Education program. "My motivation is real-life impact. I want to leverage lab experience to bring something to patients to promote health care." Read more.
Graduate students from all disciplines are invited to participate in the Virtual Career Fair on March 2, 2017, sponsored by the Graduate Career Consortium. Students have the opportunity to interact with employers from around the country via live chat sessions. Learn more and register.
Dean Andrew G. Campbell will be available for questions and conversation at the Graduate Center Bar on Thursday, March 2, from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm. This hour replaces his regularly scheduled office hour for graduate students of Feb. 27. He will return to his regular office-hour schedule on Monday, March 6, from 2 pm to 3 pm at Horace Mann House. He intends to meet with students at different locations during the first week of April and May, as well.
Brown/Trinity Rep MFA students present Our Country's Good, under the direction of Ashley Teague. The play, which opens Feb. 23, takes place in the first Australian penal colony and tells a story of a people who in the face of severe brutality and dehumanization reclaim their voice through theatre, she says: “It is about social injustice and the transforming power of theatre. Read more about the play and how to sign up for free tickets.
The Office of Global Engagement (OGE) has compiled information related to the Executive Order of January 27, 2017 impacting immigration and refugee travel on this this website, which includes resources and updates. To access the website, go to https://blogs.brown.edu/internationalstudentsupport/. The link to the website can also be found on the OGE web page. Please contact Global Brown Community & Support (GBCS) at GBCS@brown.edu or (401) 863-1300 with any questions.