Graduate Student Council

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Graduate Student Council
 
Overview
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The DivJ Graduate Student Council isÌýdedicated to providing academic space, resources, and programming for graduate students. We hope you can connect with us so you can become a part of this supportive scholarly community!

 
 
Get Involved
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Leadership Positions
Graduate Student CouncilÌýleadership applications are typically sent out annually in mid-February. We communicate the positions through the ÐÜèÊÓÆµgrad student listserv as well as on our social media accounts.

Volunteer
If you’re looking for additional ways to get engaged with the DivJ Graduate Student Council, follow us on TwitterÌý or email us atÌýaeradivjgradnet@gmail.comÌýto get in touch!

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You're invited to join my group "ÐÜèÊÓÆµDiv J Grads 2024 Conference" on GroupMe. Use to join.Ìý

 
 
Resources
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The Division J Graduate Student Council seeks to support graduate students in their academic journey. The following resources are available for members:

 
 
Funding & Awards
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Graduate Student Travel Grants
ÐÜèÊÓÆµDivision J and the ÐÜèÊÓÆµDivision J Graduate Student Council are pleased to announce the availability of a limited number of $400 graduate student travel awards. Students must be current ÐÜèÊÓÆµDivision J members and must be presenting in-person (place-based) at the ÐÜèÊÓÆµAnnual Meeting to be considered for an award.Ìý

Applications for the 2024ÌýÐÜèÊÓÆµAnnual Meeting Travel Grant has closed. Check back for next year's application.

Awards
ÐÜèÊÓÆµannually selects an Outstanding Dissertation Award winner. For more information about the award, please go to the Division Awards section.

 
 
Virtual Writing Sessions
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Mindfulness WritingÌý

Interested in joining the mindful writing group this semester?Ìý Currently, for this summer we are taking a break from writing sessions and will be sending out a Google form for Fall 2024.Ìý

 
 
Book Series
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DivJ Grads hosts a Book Series for multiple purposes, each contributing to enriching knowledge, fostering community engagement, and promoting intellectual discourse. 

We want to recognize and highlight the importance of books in higher education as both sources of knowledge and as catalysts for transformation and progress. 

Together, we embrace the opportunity to deepen our understanding and shape the future of learning and scholarship.

Links to our recent book series from 2023-2024:  

 

 

 

 
 
Doctoral Mentoring Program
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The Doctoral Mentoring Program offers a supportive transition experience for first- and second-year doctoral students by pairing them with upper-level doctoral students who can help unlock the hidden curriculum of academia. We hope this mentoring program engages students’ resource-sharing, constructive feedback, and community that positions students for a successful doctoral journey.Ìý

The program structure for mentors/mentees includes 1 (one) meeting between September and December, 1 (one) meeting between January and April, and an in-person meet-up at the 2025 ÐÜèÊÓÆµannual conference.Ìý

TheÌýDoctoral Mentoring Program is currently closed until we have an updated Google form for the 2024-2025 year.

 
 
#DivJChat
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#DivJChat is an initiative meant to foster conversation about a hot-topic in higher education amongst the Division J community. #DivJChat leverages Twitter’s open and engaging platform and insights from renowned scholars who are invited as guest facilitators to provide access and visibility to important conversations that are influencing higher education. Typically we host 2-4 DivJ chats throughout the academic year. 

Have an idea for #DivJChat?  

 
 
Graduate Student Leadership
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Division J graduate representatives and the member-at-large are dedicated to serving Division J graduate students and representing Division J within the larger ÐÜèÊÓÆµorganization. They are committed to social justice, equity, and inclusion and aim to strengthen opportunities and experiences for all graduate students, particularly those historically underserved by current social systems.

Co-Graduate CouncilÌýStudentÌýRepresentativeÌý(2023-2025)
Gabrielle Haggins
University of Illinois Urbana- Champaign
Haggins3@illinois.edu

Co-Graduate Council Student RepresentativeÌý(2024-2026)
Gaurav Harshe
University of South Carolina
harshe@sc.edu

Graduate Student At-Large RepresentativeÌý(2024-2025)
Brittney Pemberton
University of Wisconsin-Madison
blpemberton@wisc.edu

 
 
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