Past Events

Scales and Savasana is a drop-in style rotating yoga workshop for students in the School of Law. Participants will learn stress-reduction techniques and practice confidence-building poses designed to build resilience and flexibility, in the legal realm and beyond.

Being a grad student can be challenging when facing rigorous academic work, pressures for success, and lack of sleep and time. This group is designed to provide that safe, confidential atmosphere and the opportunity to receive support and feedback from peers.

This group is for doctoral students who are experiencing difficulties in the dissertation process. The group provides a place to move through internal and external barriers and move forward with their lives and careers.

Texas Career Engagement, in collaboration with the Graduate School and the Graduate Student Assembly, will host a lunch and resource fair for first-generation graduate students from across UT. Attendees will have a chance to discuss life at UT with fellow first-gen graduate students at all stages of their degree programs.

UT requires open access publication of all theses, reports, and dissertations. However, the Graduate School can temporarily delay (embargo) the publication of your thesis or dissertation for up to seven years. This workshop will clarify open access publication, your rights as the copyright owner of your thesis or dissertation, reasons why you might want to embargo your thesis or dissertation, and the procedures for doing so.

Join First-Gen Longhorns for events throughout the week and on Wednesday, November 8 for a campus-wide celebration! First Generation Graduate Students are students whose parents have not received a master's or doctoral degree.

Graduate school can be a challenging and stressful time. Join our peer-led support group to find community, identify and get validation around your emotions and needs, and exchange strategies to support each other as we navigate the competing pressures and roles of graduate student life.

All are invited to attend the DDCE’s 38th Annual Sweatt Symposium on Civil Rights titled: “Game Changers: Excellence on the Field and Beyond.”

Are you an international graduate student or post-doc eager to brew up success in your career journey? Look no further! Join us for an invigorating and enlightening experience at the Coffee and Connections Hour, where meaningful conversations blend perfectly with the aroma of delicious coffee.

Being a grad student can be challenging when facing rigorous academic work, pressures for success, and lack of sleep and time. This group is designed to provide that safe, confidential atmosphere and the opportunity to receive support and feedback from peers.