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The Graduate Diversity Ambassador (GDR) program is designed to support departmental efforts to recruit minority and underrepresented students, as well as students whose scholarship involves diversity.
A growing list of resources for those interested in learning about the University and the city of Seattle, specifically with regards to diversity.
Tthe UW Graduate School has developed professional development resources to help graduate students and post-doctoral students create their own strategy and plans so they will be successful during — and beyond — their graduate educations. These resources help students explore the rich opportunities at the UW and tap into the expertise and guidance of faculty throughout campus.
A mentor is more than an adviser. A mentor provides you with wisdom, technical knowledge, assistance, support, empathy and respect throughout, and often beyond, your graduate career. Mentoring helps students understand how their ambitions fit into graduate education, department life and career choices.
The UW Career Center offers numerous resources to graduate students. Schedule an appointment with a professional career counselor or stop in for a brief walk-in appointment.
CIDR staff are available to consult individually with UW teaching assistants on questions related to teaching, learning, and assessment. Consultations are discipline-specific, confidential, and free to UW instructors.
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