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On Friday, October 4th, 10 student finalists competed in VCU’s Three Minute Thesis competition sponsored by the VCU Graduate School. The finalists were the top scorers from an initial field of 28 graduate students from six schools and colleges and nineteen disciplines who competed on September 23rd and 24th.
As the world becomes ever more complex, policies sprout like wildflowers in response, science and research-backed initiatives to guide decision-making and improve the quality of our lives. Policymaking is the result of logical reasoning, extensive dialogue, and consideration of peer-reviewed scientific research...
For 27 years, proud and hopeful students have hung posters and answered questions about their research at the Graduate School’s Research Symposium. Held every spring since 1997, this annual event seeks to highlight the innovative research projects conducted by VCU students...
Among many Graduate programs at VCU, the Brandcenter, a School of Business graduate program is a beacon of innovation and creativity in the world of advertising, marketing, branding, and beyond. Niani Patterson is on an exciting journey pursuing her Master of Science in Business...
For her outstanding support of SREB scholars over the years, Dr. Melissa W. Tyler, Assistant Dean of Operations for the VCU Graduate School, was selected as a recipient of the “Extra Mile” award at the 30th annual Institute of Teaching and Mentoring Program in Tampa, Florida.
The newly formed Office of Professional Development in the Graduate School has hit the ground running this fall with a variety of programming, resources, and events specifically designed for VCU’s diverse graduate students.
Usha Mahawar, a 5th-year Ph.D. student working under Dr. Binks Wattenberg's guidance in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology in the School of Medicine, shares her experience of being a travel grant recipient.
Joshitha Chittayath and Syeda Hashimi have successfully used the FREE online resource available to all VCU graduate students for professional development.
Keandra Davis talks about her experience utilizing the travel grant program offered by the Graduate School.
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Guleer Shahab, Ph.D. student, represents VCU at the 2024 Conference of Southern Graduate Schools competition being held in South Carolina this March.
Sierra Tutwiler, a graduate of VCU’s College of Engineering and recent awardee of the prestigious National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program, shares her experiences.
A historic $104 million gift will support VCU’s new Stravitz-Sanyal Institute for Liver Disease and Metabolic Health in its efforts to stop, prevent and reverse liver disease.
Josly Pierre-Louis’ parents immigrated to America from Haiti. Their daughter, a VCU grad, is the rising tide for all boats when it comes to her success in chemistry and health research.
