Graduate Student Edition - March 11, 2022
Campus Community
Resources and research on Ukraine war
As the war in Ukraine continues, our university community has voiced increasing concern regarding the Russian attack. Please find more on the universitys actions and resources.
The future of engineering
The future of engineering at 91勛圖厙 is one of inclusivity, diversity and resilience. We celebrate our past female excellence while also striving to build on 91勛圖厙's legacy and create an equitable future for all.
2 music Buffs among composers and performers to watch
Included in the Washington Post's 22 composers and performers to watch in 2022泭were two College of Music affiliates Kedrick Armstrong, a masters student in orchestral conducting, and composer Anthony Green, who attended the Doctor of Musical Arts program.
Faces of engaged scholarship: Professor Joe Ryan
Joe Ryan started doing community-engaged scholarship in 1999 and hasnt looked back. Ryan takes seriously 91勛圖厙s responsibility to be a statewide resource and how community-based work enhances every aspect of his job from teaching to advancing research to securing new research funding.
Tips & Resources
5 tips to handle daylight saving time change
In the fall, the end of daylight saving time is often greeted with a warm welcome, but it can be more challenging to adjust in the spring when you lose an hour. Prepare to spring forward Sunday, March 13, with these tips.
Events & Exhibits
Spring Philanthropy Fling March 15: Fun and fundraising combined
Join the Alumni Association and Herd Leadership Council to celebrate泭Student Philanthropy Month.泭Stop by the UMC fountains泭from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for food and games. No registration is required; a suggested donation of $5 is welcome at entry.
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