Tagged: Graduate Community News

Discover NDiSTEM Conference

SACNAS advances Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) by hosting the largest multidisciplinary conference in the country. NDiSTEM offers a unique space where attendees can bring their whole selves to STEM. This transformative event equips, empowers, and energizes participants through research presentation opportunities, professional development sessions, an Academic and Career Expo, and vibrant cultural celebrations that build community. 

The 2025 Life Sciences Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs (LSIGP) Symposium convened at The Ohio State University’s Ohio Union on Wednesday, May 21, spotlighting the innovative research of graduate students across four premier programs: Biophysics, Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology (MCDB), Neuroscience (NGP), and the Ohio State Biochemistry Program (OSBP). 

 From the Office of Outreach and Engagement

Imagining America is pleased to announce that the 2025-2026 fellowship programs, for graduate and undergraduate students at IA Member institutions, are now open.

If you have any questions about your application materials, please contact Imagining America staff at connect@imaginingamerica.org.

PAGE Fellowship Application for Graduate Students

The University of Tsukuba invites applications for two Visiting Assistant Professor positions for the Autumn 2025 and Spring 2026 semesters. This opportunity is open to graduating doctoral students and postdoctoral scholars at Ohio State from any academic discipline. Selected finalists will be invited to interview with the Tsukuba administration and, if selected, matched to an academic department at Tsukuba that aligns with their expertise and research interests.

A conversation with former CGS President Jorge Clavo Abbass

Are you interested in a career in higher education? 

The Graduate School is hosting its annual summer Job Search Strategies for the Professoriate. If you are interested in learning about faculty job postings; how to write a competitive cover letter and vita; Research and Teaching Statement; as well as interview and negotiate your job offer; this workshop series is for you. This year we will also have one of our own faculty members share her journey and how she became a junior tenure track faculty member at Ohio State.

From Ohio State Online

From the College of Arts and Sciences

Caprice Phillips, a doctoral candidate in the Department of Astronomy at Ohio State, has always aimed for the stars through her research and outreach. Now, she will have the opportunity to continue those efforts on space science’s biggest stage.

With career paths shifting and financial challenges mounting, under the leadership of Dean Ryan King, Brian Orefice, assistant dean of graduate students is advancing the charge to transform graduate education in the College of Arts and Sciences at The Ohio State University. His efforts, driven by insights from the 2023 GradSERU survey, focus on expanding career resources, increasing financial aid, and improving overall student success.