Save the Date: Graduate School Conference & Fair March 5
UC staff interested in graduate programs are encouraged to attend the Conference & Fair
Event Information (passed)
UC's Graduate School and Pre-Professional Advising Center are hosting a conference for undergraduate students, tristate university students and returning adults considering graduate education.
The event will be held Thursday, March 5, 2020 from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on the fourth floor of the Tangeman University Center.
Participants can explore UC graduate programs, learn tips and tricks for preparing for graduate school, and discover funding options and graduate resources.
"For the majority of Americans, even the ones who attended college, studying beyond the bachelor's degree remains a process shrouded in mystery," says Yonatan Eyal, director of graduate studies for the Graduate School. "In our ongoing efforts to diversify the pipeline of graduate education, we organized this conference in order to acquaint our community—including the world beyond UC—with what it means to earn a master's or doctoral degree: how it can satisfy your curiosity, improve human welfare, advance your career, and enhance our society's knowledge and understanding."
The conference will culminate with a Graduate & Health Professions School Fair (3–6:30 p.m.) to include UC college recruiters and external university recruiters.
The event is FREE and participants receive a complimentary meal and welcome tote!
Contact amy.robinson@uc.edu with questions.
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