Creating a Sense of Community with Graduate Students
Last updated October 9, 2018Course Length
1h 32m
Last Updated
October 9, 2018
Creating a Sense of Community with Graduate Students
Last updated October 9, 2018Table of Contents
Overview
Graduate students, despite comprising a large portion of a university’s overall student body, are often under-engaged as a part of the campus community. Throughout this training you will hear examples of how the University of Notre Dame successfully:
- Engaged graduate students upon enrolling in a program
- Created opportunities for social connections during their program
- Built meaningful connections to the university
Who should attend?
This online training is designed for leaders in graduate education and student success. This may include:
- Directors and Coordinators of Graduate Programs
- Deans of Graduate Education
- Directors of Graduate Student Services
- Directors of Graduate Enrollment
Agenda
- Pre-arrival through Orientation (Session 1 – February 13)
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- Coordinating communication during admissions
- Graduate-specific orientation
- Success and Well-being of Graduate Students (Session 2 – February 20)
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- Creating social opportunities for graduate and adult students
- Using marketing and branding to connect grads to existing services
- Graduate Student Appreciation Week