Rackham Student Combats Faulty COVID-19 Information
Chemical Biology graduate student Amanda Peiffer found issues calling into question research that suggested COVID-19 was engineered and intentionally released by China.
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Chemical Biology graduate student Amanda Peiffer found issues calling into question research that suggested COVID-19 was engineered and intentionally released by China.
The task force summarizes its first year’s findings and calls on Rackham and U-M graduate programs to prioritize graduate student mental health and well-being alongside academic success.
Rackham Graduate Student Mental Health Task Force chair Meghan Duffy and members Sara Abelson and Janelle Goodwill identify eight ways universities can ensure no student population is left behind by efforts to improve mental health on campus.
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The Faculty Mentoring Awards recognize faculty with records of excellence in mentoring master’s and doctoral students across the University of Michigan.
In a new article, Rackham student Julie Rieland explores the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on recycling programs across the United States.
In a new article, Rackham Professional and Academic Development Program Lead Deborah Willis shares practical strategies for career exploration with a focus on equity.
The town hall will address U-M’s approach to safely ramping up research and scholarship in accordance with public health guidance and state regulations.
Each year, Rackham is proud to honor exceptional student research and outstanding instructors. Browse the awards below to learn more and see this year’s recipients.