Struggling with self-doubt and owning your greatness? Join us for a workshop to help you overcome imposter syndrome led by a doctoral intern from Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS). Lunch will be provided.   Register today to save your seat!

Join The Graduate School’s Student Success and Student Affairs staff at the Graduate Student Center every Wednesday from 10am to 2pm for this weekly drop-in, co-working space. This is a time when you can stop in and focus on your reading, writing, … Read more

Reflect on the end of the semester with a Pop-Up Mixer at NC Botanical Gardens. This event is for our QGAPS community and LGBTQIA+ Faculty and Staff! Join us for games, a poetry reading, and food. Let your friends, peers, … Read more

We’ve added a couple extra drop in, co-working spaces to help you tackle your to do list. On Thursday, April 18th and 25th, from 1:30 to 4 pm, we invite you to stop by and focus on your reading, writing, … Read more

With exam season approaching, come join us at the Graduate Student Center to Destress with DSS! On Tuesday, April 30th, we will be hosting a DROP-IN from 12 to 1 event with food, activities and a relaxing vibe. Don’t miss … Read more

April Showers got you down? Join us at Writing Wednesday at the Graduate Student Center. You have an amazing opportunity to tackle your reading and writing tasks in a peaceful co-working space, complete with a delicious continental breakfast.  The coolest … Read more

International students, please join us as our Writing & Learning Center partners facilitate a workshop on how to conquer your job interview! Attendees will learn: How to prepare for and navigate different types of interviews (phone, in-person, Skype) What employers … Read more

The Brotherhood of Success (BOS) is a space for self-identified men of color to connect, share, grow, and learn in solidarity and Sisterhood of Empowerment in Academe (SEA) is a place for self-identifying women of color to come together, share … Read more

Speaker: Graduate Student Panel

Speaker: Brian Rybarczyk, Ph.D., Associate Dean of Professional Development and Funding