MSU College of Engineering, Fall 2014



Director for Graduate Initiatives, College of Engineering

◦ Recruit new graduate students to MSU Engineering ◦ Coordinate summer undergraduate research



Support current graduate students ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦

Non-academic advising EGR Graduate Student Organization Activities, seminars, facebook, etc. Office: 2420 Engineering (2nd floor, above Sparty’s)  Drop by for snacks, coffee, tea or hot chocolate!



A little about me…

◦ BS (computer science) and BA (political theory) from Michigan State University ◦ MSE and PhD (computer science) from University of Michigan



Research

◦ Dissertation focused on Educational Technology and handheld devices ◦ Current research focuses on Engineering Education and undergraduate research experiences





Email is the best way to reach me ([email protected]) Schedule appointments online (https://colbryka. youcanbook.me)



www.egr.msu.edu | Academics | Graduate Programs



Faculty Adviser

◦ Your primary resource for academic questions ◦ Helps develop program plan, research project ◦ New students are typically assigned to an adviser



Department Graduate Secretary

◦ Your primary resource for logistical questions ◦ Helps manage payroll, assistantships, etc.



Graduate Program Director

◦ Oversees graduate program within department ◦ A secondary resource for academics and logistics



Department Chairperson

◦ Available if your adviser and graduate program director cannot help you resolve the concern



College Associate Dean

◦ Available if you cannot resolve the concern after consulting your adviser, graduate program director, and department chairperson



Katy Colbry ([email protected], 2420 EB)

◦ If you’re not sure who to ask or what options are available, or to “practice” a conversation in advance

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Accessing MSU and EGR email Accessing STUINFO and enrollment Student ID cards Bus Passes Bike permits Parking Passes

◦ Graduate Assistants and Fellowship recipients eligible to purchase a pass ($118/semester) ◦ Other graduate students need to submit a special parking permit request through department



You MUST develop a graduate program plan ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦





Work with your adviser to select courses Establish a committee and get their approval PhD students submit through GradPlan MS students submit through GTS

Wednesday, August 27, is actually a Monday! BE CAREFUL walking, biking and driving on campus – particularly in the first 2 weeks!



Certification available to PhD students

◦ Any graduate student may enroll in coursework ◦ Many workshops open to all grad students ◦ Do not have to complete entire program



Provides additional experience in teaching ◦ Professional development workshops ◦ Graduate course in teaching Engineering ◦ Mentored teaching experience



Extensive listing of graduate funding sources ◦ MSU Libraries List ◦ College of Engineering List



Check the requirements ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦

Discipline and degree Citizenship, gender, ethnicity Progress in your graduate program Internships, scholarships, fellowships



New Grad Students



All Grad Students



Academic Career Paths



Sloan Community



Graduate Women Lunches



Postdoctoral Scholars

◦ Learn about MSU resources and meet fellow students ◦ Topics focused on career resources and Health/Wellness ◦ Learn about college-level teaching and academic career options ◦ Students from diverse backgrounds



NSF Graduate Fellowship ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦

3 years of full funding ($30k/year) for grad studies Open to US Citizens and Permanent Residents Due late October, 2014 Info Session: early September Application Review Sessions: September & October

Making a Successful Transition to Graduate Studies at MSU



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Some people in high school are smart, but most people in college are smart You have to work harder to get good grades You’re far from home, and far from friends You have to find a new pattern to balance academics, work and fun You have to figure out how to be successful in a new environment, and do it quickly



Graduate students are very smart

◦ But, so are you. We picked you to be here!



Graduate classes are hard, and move fast ◦ But faculty and peers are helpful – just ask!



You need to develop a supportive community

◦ There are lots of activities and resources; reach out.



Olin Health Center

◦ 3 visits / semester completely FREE ◦ Other services covered by health insurance ◦ All services are confidential



MSU Counseling Center ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦

General health and wellness activities Support groups specifically for grad students Individual and small group counseling, as needed All services are confidential



Hundreds of student groups on campus ◦ Sports, religion, hobbies, nature, etc.



MSU Intramural facilities

◦ Personal fitness (classes, equipment, pools, etc.)



Participate in department and college events



Wisdom from a successful student:

◦ Plan small and large “rewards” to keep yourself motivated – a favorite TV show, music, activity, etc.

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