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GSA Faculty Awards Announced for Winter 2021 Semester
April 19, 2021
This semester, six faculty members were nominated in the three award categories: the GSA Faculty Mentor Award, GSA Outstanding Teaching Award, and the Kimboko Inclusion Award.
Exam Cram from the Library!
April 18, 2021
Exam Cram has been a campus-wide tradition for many years. This semester, the University Libraries are continuing the tradition with virtual and in-person Exam Cram activities!
Nominations Open for the GSA Faculty Awards
March 18, 2021
Recognize educators who have had the largest impact on your learning or experience as a graduate student at Grand Valley.
2019-20 ANNUAL REPORT NOW AVAILABLE!
March 17, 2021
The Graduate School's 2019-20 Annual Report is now available online. This year's report includes information from graduate programs, major events and publications, to ongoing activities and leadership.
Repair Clinic Available for Students
February 15, 2021
If you or someone you know has a broken backpack, a torn coat, ripped clothing, etc. contact the Repair Clinic!
Department of Public Health Awarded Grant
February 11, 2021
The GVSU Department of Public Health in partnership with the Lowell Area School District, will create, implement and evaluate an after school camp for middle school students.
Be A Laker, Bring A Laker
January 19, 2021
Every Grand Valley alumni, parent, student, and faculty member knows someone who would benefit from a GVSU education. We can help them receive it.
CSCE Mentoring Awards Announced
January 18, 2021
Two faculty receive this year's Distinguished Graduate Student Mentoring Award.
GSA Faculty Awards Announced for Fall 2020 Semester
December 8, 2020
This semester, one faculty was nominated for each of the three awards: the GSA Faculty Mentor Award, GSA Outstanding Teaching Award, and the Kimboko Inclusion Award.
2021 MAGS Distinguished Master's Thesis Award Nominee Announced
November 10, 2020
Richard Gross is the 2021 MAGS Distinguished Thesis nominee in the category of Math, Physical Sciences, and Engineering.