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Rackham Graduate School partners at multiple levels with every school and college on campus to ensure the quality of graduate education, encourage innovation, and build a vibrant and diverse student community.
Applications for 2018-2019
Write Together
Microaggressions Session
Writing Literature Reviews in the Natural Sciences with Larissa Sano
MSI Outreach and Planning Grant Info Session
Academic Freedom at a Global University: A Transnational Perspective
Writing Literature Reviews in the Natural Sciences with Larissa Sano
Rackham North: Acing the Interview
Ph.D. Connections: A Career Conference
Demonstrating a Commitment to Diversity
Ice Cream Mixer on Internship Experiences
Microaggressions Session
MSI Outreach and Planning Grant Info Session
MSI Outreach and Planning Grant Info Session
Change It Up!
Rackham North: Revising Your Diversity Statement
Mindfulness for Stress Reduction
Sip and Swap: A GRIN Pop-Up Event
Massage and Lunch Day
GRIN Board Game Night
Progress (Not Purfektion)
Rackham North: Acing the Interview
Rackham North: Revising Your Diversity Statement
Rackham North: Positive Leadership
Ice Cream Mixer on Internship Experiences
Discover Rackham
Stories, blog posts, and more illuminating the experiences of graduate life and highlighting the impact of our students’ critical research.
U-M Graduate Programs Maintain Strong Rankings
The “Best Graduate Schools” rankings are based on expert opinions about program excellence and on statistical indicators that measure the quality of a school’s faculty, research, and students.
Announcing 2019–2020 MSI Outreach and Collaboration Grant Competitions
As part of a broader, campus-wide strategy of complementary efforts, Rackham will offer two related funding opportunities through the MSI Outreach and Collaboration Grant competition. These grants seek to increase access of diverse students from MSIs to U-M.
What National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Means for a Student Researcher
Ph.D. student Jallicia Jolly explores why, despite biomedical developments that aim to reduce the spread of HIV transmission, the pandemic continues to disproportionately impact the poorest and socioeconomically disadvantaged sectors of our population.
What Don’t We Get About Getting the Flu?
Epidemiology Ph.D. candidate Hannah Segaloff is aiming to develop a better understanding of predictors for influenza and to assess the effectiveness of vaccines.
Rackham by the Numbers
Browse statistics and interactive visualizations of the activity and culture of our graduate programs, including data on enrollment, funding, completion rates, and placement.