A&S Graduate Studies

Please join us for a Meet and Greet with our new Assistant Dean Trey Mayo on Tuesday, March 5th.

Please stop by, say hello, and chat for a few, as your schedule permits. This is a casual event; come and go as you please.

Please join us for a Meet and Greet with our new Assistant Dean Trey Mayo on Tuesday, March 5th.

Please stop by, say hello, and chat for a few, as your schedule permits. This is a casual event; come and go as you please.

David Nader, Computer Science - Dissertation Proposal
Title: Towards an Interpretable Science of Deep Learning for Software Engineering: A Causal Inference View
Advisor: Professor Denys Poshyvanyk
Location: Zoom

*Note date change: Now March 7.

Hannah Machiorlete, Biology: “The Little Things That Run the World: How Microbes Affect Pollination”

Offered in partnership between the Graduate Center and the Williamsburg Regional Library.

A&S graduate students may apply to the summer cycle of the Graduate Student Association's Conference Funding program, offering up to $500 toward in-person conference attendance.

Classes resume from Spring Break

Advising period begins

Summer registration begins for degree seeking students

A&S Graduate Students get one slide, no props, and just three minutes to effectively explain their research and its importance to a general audience. A signature event of the Graduate & Honors Research Symposium.

Join us for the 2024 Graduate & Honors Research Symposium.

Dr. Jeremy Wolcott, Postdoctoral Research Associate, Tufts University, Title of talk: Multifaceted Nu Insights: Harnessing MCMC to Inspect Neutrino Oscillations From Every Angle

The HathiTrust Digital Library includes more than 18 million digitized items. Learn how to get the most out of it through text analysis and other tricks in this hands-on workshop. 

Jeremy Myers, Computer Science - Dissertation Defense
Title: Low-Rank Matrix and Tensor Models for Data Science Applications
Co-advisors: Dr. Andreas Stathopoulos and Dr. Daniel Dunlavy
Zoom Link  https://cwm.zoom.us/j/91411466308

Frank N. von Hippel, Senior Research Physicist and Professor of Public and International Affairs emeritus, Program on Science and Global Security, Princeton University, Title of talk: Danger of nuclear war: Physicists can help!