Diploma Pick-up: AUGUST

Deadline: Dissertation Submission - AUGUST

Deadline: Theses Submission - AUGUST

Deadline: Intent to Graduate - SUMMER

Deadline: Intent to Graduate - FALL

Deadline: Theses Submission - MAY

Deadline: Dissertation Submission - MAY

Registration Begins: FALL

Last Day to Add/Drop: FALL

Last Day to Add/Drop: SPRING

Diploma Pick-up: MAY

First Day of Classes: FALL

COMMENCEMENT

No Classes: LABOR DAY

No Classes: FALL BREAK

No Classes: THANKSGIVING BREAK

Reading Period - FALL

No Classes: MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY

No Classes: SPRING BREAK

Last Day of Classes - SPRING

Reading Period - SPRING

Diploma Pick-up: DECEMBER

Registration Begins: SPRING

Deadline: Intent to Graduate - SPRING

Summer Session I Begins

Deadline: Intent to Graduate - Summer

Last Day of Classes - Summer

No Classes: Labor Day

Deadline: Intent to Graduate - Spring

No Classes: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

Last Day of Classes: Spring

Reading and Exam Period: Spring

No Classes: Memorial Day

No Classes: Independence Day Observed

Last Day of Classes: Summer

Graduate School Hooding + Recognition Ceremony

No Classes: Thanksgiving Break

Last Day of Classes (Brown School PhD Students)

First Day of Classes

Last Day of Classes

First Day of Classes for PhD Students in Brown School Classes

First Day of Classes for PhD Students in Brown School Classes

Reading and Exam Period - Fall

Deadline: Dissertation and Thesis Submission for August Degrees

Diploma Pick-Up: August Degrees

Fall Registration Begins

Last Day to Drop/Add: Fall

Deadline: Intent to Graduate - Fall

Last day for PhD students in Brown to Drop/Add: Spring

Last day to Drop/Add: Spring

First Day of Classes: Summer

Deadline for Students to Submit their Final Dissertation/Thesis for a Fall 2020 Degree

Diploma Pick-Up: Fall 2020 Degrees

Fall 2020 Graduation

Deadline: Dissertation and Thesis Submission for May Degrees

Spring 2021 Registration Begins

First Day of Classes - Spring

Liberman Leadership Awards

The evening will include a presentation of the following awards to this years winners. 

Organization Awards

Excellence in Sustainability Award | Excellence in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Award | Excellence in Diversity & Inclusion Award | Excellence in Creating Community Award | Trailblazer Award | Tried and True Award | Outstanding | Breakthrough Award | Distinguished Organization Award

Individual Awards

Rising Star Award | Distinguished Individual Leader Award

Two Trains Running [olin]

In August Wilson's masterpiece, history unfolds around everyday lives against the backdrop of the civil rights movement. Long-time regulars gather at the local diner in Pittsburgh's Hill District to gossip, flirt and play the numbers. Now the owner must decide whether to let the city take over his building or sell it to a shrewd, local businessman. Part of Wilson's trailblazing American Century, Cycle, Two Trains Running paints a compassionate and unforgettable portrait of ordinary people in the midst of transformation. 

To Learn More About the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Fellowship for Women in Graduate Study

visit us at olinfellowship.wustl.edu

Workshop [olin]

Attend this workshop to learn more about curating your resume to stand out in noisey job market. 

*This event is only open to Olin Fellows

To Learn More About the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Fellowship for Women in Graduate Study

visit us at olinfellowship.wustl.edu

Star Wars: In Concert [olin]

The battle for the galaxy intensifies in the intergalactic adventure of the unfolding saga Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back In Concert. Witness Luke Skywalker learn the ways of the Force and put his training to the test as Imperial Forces launch an all-out attack on the Rebel Alliance. Travel to a galaxy far, far away and experience the iconic film on the big screen at Powell Hall as the SLSO performs John Williams’ incredible Oscar-nominated score live.

Spell #7 [olin]

This striking choreo poem by the author of For Colored Girls, Ntozake Shange, is set in a bar in St. Louis frequented by Black artists and musicians, actors, and performers. In a series of dreamlike vignettes and poetic monologues, they commiserate about the difficulties they face as black artists. The piece is framed by the narrator, Lou, a magician who wants to use his magic to help the artist come to terms with their blackness and rejoice in their identities.

To Learn More About the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Fellowship

visit us at olinfellowship.wustl.edu

Research Symposium [olin]

The Research Symposium gives our fellows an opportunity to present and discuss their work to a larger audience. 

To Learn More About the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Fellowship for Women in Graduate Study

visit us at olinfellowship.wustl.edu

The Band's Visit [olin]

In an Israeli desert town where every day feels the same, something different is suddenly in the air. Dina, the local café owner, had long resigned her desire for romance to daydreaming about exotic films and music from her youth. When a band of Egyptian musicians shows up lost at her café, she and her fellow locals take them in for the night. Under the spell of the night sky, their lives intertwine in unexpected ways, and this once sleepy town begins to wake up.

To Learn More About the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Fellowship for Women in Graduate Study

visit us at olinfellowship.wustl.edu

Harry Potter: In Concert [olin]

*This event is only open to Olin Fellows

Spring Brunch [olin]

*This event is only open to Olin Fellows

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory [olin]

Willy Wonka is opening his marvelous and mysterious chocolate factory...to a lucky few. That includes Charlie Bucket, whose bland life is about to burst with color and confection beyond his wildest dreams. He and four other golden ticket winners will embark on a mesmerizing joyride through a world of pure imagination. Now's your chance to experience the wonders of Wonka like never before. Get ready for Oompa-Loompas, incredible inventions, the great glass elevator, and more, more, more at this everlasting showstopper!

To Learn More About the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Fellowship for Women in Graduate Study

visit us at olinfellowship.wustl.edu

Wicked [olin]

WICKED, the Broadway sensation, looks at what happened in the Land of Oz…but from a different angle.  Long before Dorothy arrives, there is another young woman, born with emerald-green skin—smart, fiery, misunderstood and possessing an extraordinary talent. When she meets a bubbly blonde who is exceptionally popular, their initial rivalry turns into the unlikeliest of friendships…until the world decides to call one good, and the other one wicked.

To Learn More About the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Fellowship for Women in Graduate Study

visit us at olinfellowship.wustl.edu

Big Band Holidays [cgfp]

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis is coming to Powell Hall. Featuring soulful, big band versions of classics like Jingle Bells, Joy to the World, and Brazilian Sleigh Ride. Big Band Holidays is an uplifting holiday program that’s sure to brighten the season.

To Learn More About the Chancellor's Graduate Fellowship

visit us at cgfp.wustl.edu

Wicked [cgfp]

WICKED, the Broadway sensation, looks at what happened in the Land of Oz…but from a different angle.  Long before Dorothy arrives, there is another young woman, born with emerald-green skin—smart, fiery, misunderstood and possessing an extraordinary talent. When she meets a bubbly blonde who is exceptionally popular, their initial rivalry turns into the unlikeliest of friendships…until the world decides to call one good, and the other one wicked.

To Learn More About the Chancellor's Graduate Fellowship

visit us at cgfp.wustl.edu

Nutcracker [cgfp]

Come enjoy the festive seasonal sounds of Duke Ellington’s Nutcracker Suite.

To Learn More About the Chancellor's Graduate Fellowship

visit us at cgfp.wustl.edu

Two Trains Running [cgfp]

In August Wilson's masterpiece, history unfolds around everyday lives against the backdrop of the civil rights movement. Long-time regulars gather at the local diner in Pittsburgh's Hill District to gossip, flirt and play the numbers. Now the owner must decide whether to let the city take over his building or sell it to a shrewd, local businessman. Part of Wilson's trailblazing American Century, Cycle, Two Trains Running paints a compassionate and unforgettable portrait of ordinary people in the midst of transformation. 

To Learn More About the Chancellor's Graduate Fellowship

visit us at cgfp.wustl.edu

Summer [olin]

She was a girl from Boston with a voice from heaven, who shot through the stars from gospel choir to dance floor diva. But what the world didn’t know was how Donna Summer risked it all to break through barriers, becoming the icon of an era and the inspiration for every music diva who followed.  With a score featuring more than 20 of Summer’s classic hits including Love to Love You Baby, Bad Girls, and Hot Stuff, this electric experience is a moving tribute to the voice of a generation.

To Learn More About the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Fellowship for Women in Graduate Study

visit us at olinfellowship.wustl.edu

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory [cgfp]

Willy Wonka is opening his marvelous and mysterious chocolate factory...to a lucky few. That includes Charlie Bucket, whose bland life is about to burst with color and confection beyond his wildest dreams. He and four other golden ticket winners will embark on a mesmerizing joyride through a world of pure imagination. Now's your chance to experience the wonders of Wonka like never before. Get ready for Oompa-Loompas, incredible inventions, the great glass elevator, and more, more, more at this everlasting showstopper!

To Learn More About the Chancellor's Graduate Fellowship

visit us at cgfp.wustl.edu

The Band's Visit [cgfp]

In an Israeli desert town where every day feels the same, something different is suddenly in the air. Dina, the local café owner, had long resigned her desire for romance to daydreaming about exotic films and music from her youth. When a band of Egyptian musicians shows up lost at her café, she and her fellow locals take them in for the night. Under the spell of the night sky, their lives intertwine in unexpected ways, and this once sleepy town begins to wake up.

To Learn More About the Chancellor's Graduate Fellowship

visit us at cgfp.wustl.edu

Summer [cgfp]

She was a girl from Boston with a voice from heaven, who shot through the stars from gospel choir to dance floor diva. But what the world didn’t know was how Donna Summer risked it all to break through barriers, becoming the icon of an era and the inspiration for every music diva who followed.  With a score featuring more than 20 of Summer’s classic hits including Love to Love You Baby, Bad Girls, and Hot Stuff, this electric experience is a moving tribute to the voice of a generation.

To Learn More About the Chancellor's Graduate Fellowship

visit us at cgfp.wustl.edu

Spell #7 [cgfp]

This striking choreo poem by the author of For Colored Girls, Ntozake Shange, is set in a bar in St. Louis frequented by Black artists and musicians, actors, and performers. In a series of dreamlike vignettes and poetic monologues, they commiserate about the difficulties they face as black artists. The piece is framed by the narrator, Lou, a magician who wants to use his magic to help the artist come to terms with their blackness and rejoice in their identities.

To Learn More About the Chancellor's Graduate Fellowship

visit us at cgfp.wustl.edu

Workshop [olin]

Attend this workshop to learn more about the career benefits of job search + networking platforms like LinkedIn. 

*This event is only open to Olin Fellows

To Learn More About the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Fellowship for Women in Graduate Study

visit us at olinfellowship.wustl.edu

3MT Three Minute Thesis Competition

Graduate Student Town Hall with Dean Tate

The Liberman Graduate Center will be hosting Graduate Student Town Halls throughout the month of April. This week, Dean Tate will be joined by representatives from OISS, Student Financial Services, Habif Health and Wellness, Parking and Transportation, and Quadrangle Housing to address the immediate issues and concerns impacting graduate students as a result of COVID-19.

Please email your questions to Erin Murdock at murdockel@wustl.edu prior to the Town Hall so that we may cover as much information as possible.

To attend, please visit this Zoom link: wustl.zoom.us/j/513741964

Arts and Letters Colloquium

The Arts + Letters Colloquium gives our fellows an opportunity to present and discuss their work to a larger audience. 

To Learn More About the Chancellor's Graduate Fellowship

visit us at cgfp.wustl.edu

To Learn More About the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Fellowship for Women in Graduate Study

visit us at olinfellowship.wustl.edu

Cats [olin]

CATS tells the story of one magical night when an extraordinary tribe of cats gathers for its annual ball to rejoice and decide which cat will be reborn. The original score by Andrew Lloyd Webber (The Phantom of the Opera, School of Rock, Sunset Boulevard), original scenic and costume design by John Napier (Les Misérables), all-new lighting design by Natasha Katz (Aladdin), all-new sound design by Mick Potter, new choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler (Hamilton) based on the original choreography by Gillian Lynne (Phantom of the Opera) and direction by Trevor Nunn (Les Misérables) make this production a new CATS for a new generation!

To Learn More About the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Fellowship for Women in Graduate Study

visit us at olinfellowship.wustl.edu

Monticello Foundation Dinner [olin]

*This event is only open to Olin Fellows

Cats [cgfp]

CATS tells the story of one magical night when an extraordinary tribe of cats gathers for its annual ball to rejoice and decide which cat will be reborn. The original score by Andrew Lloyd Webber (The Phantom of the Opera, School of Rock, Sunset Boulevard), original scenic and costume design by John Napier (Les Misérables), all-new lighting design by Natasha Katz (Aladdin), all-new sound design by Mick Potter, new choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler (Hamilton) based on the original choreography by Gillian Lynne (Phantom of the Opera) and direction by Trevor Nunn (Les Misérables) make this production a new CATS for a new generation!

To Learn More About the Chancellor's Graduate Fellowship

visit us at cgfp.wustl.edu

Graduate Student Town Hall with Dean Tate

The Liberman Graduate Center will be hosting Graduate Student Town Halls throughout the month of April. This Wednesday, representatives from Habif Health and Wellness, the Center for Teaching and Learning and the Center for Diversity and Inclusion will lead a panel session to discuss well-being, the importance of staying engaged and resources available to support the recent transition to virtual courses, research and teaching.

To attend, please visit this Zoom link: wustl.zoom.us/j/513741964

Graduate Student Town Hall with Dean Tate

The Liberman Graduate Center will be hosting Graduate Student Town Halls throughout the month of April. This week's Town Hall will feature Dean Tate, along with representatives from Habif Health and wellness and faculty from the Brown School. They will lead a panel session to discuss COVID-19 facts versus fiction and answer questions. Please email your questions to Erin Murdock at murdockel@wustl.edu prior to the Town Hall so that we may cover as much information as possible.

To attend, please visit this Zoom link: wustl.zoom.us/j/513741964

Graduate Student Town Hall with Dean Tate

This week's Town Hall will feature Dean Tate, along with representatives from the Career Center. They will lead a panel session to share insights on the current job market and discuss available resources.

Please email your questions to Erin Murdock at murdockel@wustl.edu prior to the Town Hall so that we may cover as much information as possible.

To attend, please visit this Zoom link: wustl.zoom.us/j/513741964

Pandemic Power: Navigating its Science, Politics, and Economics in St. Louis and Beyond

Join the Graduate School and Eta Boulé for a webinar where a panel of health and civic leaders will discuss issues of science, politics, and economics in the shadow of COVID-19. The panel will be moderated by William F. Tate, Dean of the Graduate School and Vice Provost for Graduate Education at Washington University. Panelists include:

• Kayla Reed, Co-founder and Director of Action St. Louis
• Will Ross, MD, MPH, Professor of Medicine and Dean for Diversity, Washington University School of Medicine
• Enbal Shacham PhD, MPE, Professor of Public Health, St. Louis University
• Starsky Wilson, DMin, MDiv, President of the Deaconess Foundation

Co-sponsor Eta Boulé is the St. Louis Chapter of Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity. Founded in 1904, the Boulé is the oldest African American postgraduate fraternity in the country. The Boulé has counted such luminaries as W.E.B. Du Bois PhD, the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Dr. Charles R. Drew, and Professor John Hope Franklin as members.

If you missed the webinar, you can listen and view a recording by clicking this link:  Pandemic Power Webinar

3MT Three Minute Thesis Competition

Always a Fellow Alumni Series

Always a Fellow is an alumni speaker series created to encourage open discussion on continuing research and art, professional development, networking, work in the community and more. Email olinfellowship@wustl.edu to register.

Always a Fellow Alumni Series

Always a Fellow is an alumni speaker series created to encourage open discussion on continuing research and art, professional development, networking, work in the community and more. Email olinfellowship@wustl.edu to register.

Bookish & Sage Workshop: What Scholarly Writing is NOT

This interactive presentation is designed to address academic and scholarly writing attributes and is especially helpful for students entering doctoral study or beginning dissertation writing. The facilitators begin with a discussion focused on common assumptions of academic writing characteristics. After dispelling the myths, the workshop turns to the systematic nature of scholarly writing. This event is only open to current Chancellor's and Olin Fellows. To register, please contact Angelina Sylvain, asylvain@wustl.edu.

Bookish & Sage Workshop: Making the Work Visible

Registrants must have a writing sample to share for this workshop. Improvement in scholarly writing comes as a result of engaging in the practice of scholarly writing. In this highly interactive workshop, the facilitators will review a selection of writing samples to help participants recognize their writing strengths and weaknesses.

This event is only open to current Chancellor's and Olin Fellows. To register, please contact Angelina Sylvain, asylvain@wustl.edu.

CGFP Meetup

Contact Erin Murdock, murdockel@wustl.edu for more information.

CGFP Meetup

Contact Erin Murdock, murdockel@wustl.edu for more information.

CGFP Meetup

Contact Erin Murdock, murdockel@wustl.edu for more information.

CGFP Meetup

Contact Erin Murdock, murdockel@wustl.edu for more information.

Always a Fellow Alumni Series: "The Weight of History"

Always a Fellow is an alumni speaker series created to encourage open discussion on continuing research and art, professional development, networking, work in the community and more. Email murdockel@wustl.edu for more information.

October 22 Dinner with the Dean

Please join Dean Maffly-Kipp for dinner and conversation about current graduate student issues.  Registration will be limited to 10 students, but this event will be offered monthly throughout the year.  Participants will receive an Uber Eats gift card to purchase dinner. A zoom link will be provided prior to the event.

November 5 Dinner with the Dean

Please join Dean Maffly-Kipp for dinner and conversation about current graduate student issues.  Registration will be limited to 10 students, but this event will be offered monthly throughout the year.  Participants will receive an Uber Eats gift card to purchase dinner. A zoom link will be provided prior to the event.

February 11 Dinner with the Dean

Please join Dean Maffly-Kipp for dinner and conversation about current graduate student issues.  Registration will be limited to 10 students, but this event will be offered monthly throughout the year.  Participants will receive an Uber Eats gift card to purchase dinner. A Zoom link will be provided prior to the event.

March 25 Dinner with the Dean

Please join Dean Maffly-Kipp for dinner and conversation about current graduate student issues.  Registration will be limited to 10 students, but this event will be offered monthly throughout the year.  Participants will receive an Uber Eats gift card to purchase dinner. A Zoom link will be provided prior to the event.

April 8 Dinner with the Dean

Please join Dean Maffly-Kipp for dinner and conversation about current graduate student issues.  Registration will be limited to 10 students, but this event will be offered monthly throughout the year.  Participants will receive an Uber Eats gift card to purchase dinner. A Zoom link will be provided prior to the event.

Workshop: Virtual Peer Networking

Interactive social and informative session that will allow fellows to introduce themselves to one another and engage in facilitated dialogue about their studies, career preparation and broader professional social landscape. These sessions will also include virtual icebreakers and other interactive gaming tools to support fellows in connecting with one another. This event is only open to current Chancellor's and Olin Fellows. To register please contact Angelina Sylvain, asylvain@wustl.edu.

Workshop: Relationship Intelligence

Relationship intelligence (also referred to as RI and RQ) is an individual’s ability to use social awareness to create productive teams and work relationships. In today’s technology-driven, fast-paced world, it is critical to building relationships in a dynamic manner that leads to desired outcomes. Developing one’s capacity to work with others unleashes creativity and forms bonds that allow for candid and respectful discussions. The best leaders inspire others, and relationship intelligence is a critical is a leader wants to have long-term success.
During this interactive workshop, you will:
•    Learn a model for building relationships.
•    Understand the effectiveness of the relationships with your current key stakeholders.
•    Learn techniques to navigate uncomfortable situations.
•    Develop strategies to improve relationships to have better collaboration and decision making.

This event is open to all students. Registration is required.

Workshop: Organizational Effectiveness through Personal Leadership Training

This training provides student an opportunity to explore principals of organizational effectiveness through the lens of personal leadership. Students will gain clarity on their motivation, mission, and vision of change through a framework that will support them in building a personal leadership plan to guide their work and collaborations. This event is to all PhD students.  To register, please visit https://sites.google.com/view/libermangraduatecenter/home.

Workshop: Communication With Influence and Impact

Communication is the cornerstone of life, and mastering these skills will help you in your personal and professional life. Even though we all know it is essential, it is still one of the main reasons for the confusion, a lack of cohesiveness, and misunderstandings. And since we are all uniquely different, building this skill in a way that allows you to be authentic will help you have long-term success.
One-on-one and group discussions involve having a strategy while being flexible to adapt based on the changing interpersonal dynamics. This module will help you improve your ability to socialize ideas with people to ensure you can contribute your recommendations and suggestions to projects, at work, and overall in life.
During this interactive workshop, you will:
•    Understand five key strategies to have more significant influence and impact.
•    Learn techniques to navigate a conversation when someone challenges your ideas and opinions.
•    Walk away with an understanding of at least one area you can focus on immediately to become more effective.

Workshop: Discover Your Leadership Brand

A personal leadership brand is a perception that others have about you and your abilities. We all have one. Do you know what your current brand is, and does that brand align with how you want to be perceived by others? In essence, it is your identity, and many make decisions about your value based on your brand.
When you proactively discover and define your leadership brand, you begin to determine what you want to be known for…your legacy.  By starting this journey today, you begin to create your long-term success. This workshop will help you develop a brand that positions you for future success.
During this interactive workshop, you will:
•    Understand how you create a leadership brand.
•    Learn why a leadership brand is essential as you join and move up within an organization.
•    Craft a leadership brand that aligns with your future goals.

This event is only open to current Chancellor's and Olin Fellows. To register, please contact Angelina Sylvain, asylvain@wustl.edu.

Workshop: Organizational Effectiveness through Personal Leadership Training

This training provides fellows an opportunity to explore principals of organizational effectiveness through the lens of personal leadership. Fellows will gain clarity on their motivation, mission, and vision of change through a framework that will support them in building a personal leadership plan to guide their work and collaborations. This event is only open to current Chancellor's and Olin Fellows.

To register, please use the links in the calendar document sent to you by email. Reach out to Angelina Sylvain (asylvain@wustl.edu) if you have questions.

Bookish & Sage Workshop: Dissertation Writing Part I

The work begins…This workshop covers the Introduction of the dissertation and strategies for writing each standard section of the chapter.

Learning Outcomes: Participants will be able to identify and understand the components of Chapter 1 of the dissertation and will be equipped to apply this knowledge to their own writing.

This event is only open to current Chancellor's and Olin Fellows. To register, please use the links in the calendar document sent to you by email. Reach out to Angelina Sylvain (asylvain@wustl.edu) if you have questions.

Workshop: Communication With Influence and Impact

Communication is the cornerstone of life, and mastering these skills will help you in your personal and professional life. Even though we all know it is essential, it is still one of the main reasons for the confusion, a lack of cohesiveness, and misunderstandings. And since we are all uniquely different, building this skill in a way that allows you to be authentic will help you have long-term success.
One-on-one and group discussions involve having a strategy while being flexible to adapt based on the changing interpersonal dynamics. This module will help you improve your ability to socialize ideas with people to ensure you can contribute your recommendations and suggestions to projects, at work, and overall in life.
During this interactive workshop, you will:
•    Understand five key strategies to have more significant influence and impact.
•    Learn techniques to navigate a conversation when someone challenges your ideas and opinions.
•    Walk away with an understanding of at least one area you can focus on immediately to become more effective.

This event is only open to current Chancellor's and Olin Fellows. To register, please use the links in the calendar document sent to you by email. Reach out to Angelina Sylvain (asylvain@wustl.edu) if you have questions.

Workshop: Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Unconscious Bias Training

This training will support fellows in understanding the foundations of bias and explore strategies for fostering diverse and inclusive environments, teams, and communities of practice to promote diversity and inclusion in their own careers. This event is only open to current Chancellor's and Olin Fellows. To register, please use the links in the calendar document sent to you by email. Reach out to Angelina Sylvain (asylvain@wustl.edu) if you have questions.

Bookish & Sage Workshop: Dissertation Writing Part 2

The Heavy Lift…This workshop explains the purpose and scope of the Review of Literature, as well as the Theoretical Framework of the dissertation.

Learning Outcomes: Participants will be able to apply strategies for developing the literature review, including the Literature Review Matrix (LRM), as well as strategies for writing each standard section of Chapter 2 of the dissertation.

This event is only open to current Chancellor's and Olin Fellows. To register, please use the links in the calendar document sent to you by email. Reach out to Angelina Sylvain (asylvain@wustl.edu) if you have questions.

Workshop: Interviewing and Telling Your Story

This workshop utilizes a storytelling frame to support fellows in developing their base "elevator pitch" and leveraging their professional story and vision of change to strengthen your interviewing skills by harnessing language that not only gets you heard but understood. This event is only open to current Chancellor's and Olin Fellows. To register, please use the links in the calendar document sent to you by email. Reach out to Angelina Sylvain (asylvain@wustl.edu) if you have questions.

Workshop: Relationship Intelligence

Relationship intelligence (also referred to as RI and RQ) is an individual’s ability to use social awareness to create productive teams and work relationships. In today’s technology-driven, fast-paced world, it is critical to building relationships in a dynamic manner that leads to desired outcomes. Developing one’s capacity to work with others unleashes creativity and forms bonds that allow for candid and respectful discussions. The best leaders inspire others, and relationship intelligence is a critical is a leader wants to have long-term success.
During this interactive workshop, you will:
•    Learn a model for building relationships.
•    Understand the effectiveness of the relationships with your current key stakeholders.
•    Learn techniques to navigate uncomfortable situations.
•    Develop strategies to improve relationships to have better collaboration and decision making.

This event is only open to current Chancellor's and Olin Fellows. To register, please use the links in the calendar document sent to you by email. Reach out to Angelina Sylvain (asylvain@wustl.edu) if you have questions.

Workshop: Virtual Peer Networking

Interactive and social informative session that will allow fellows to introduce themselves to one another and engage in facilitated dialogue about their studies, career preparation and broader professional social landscape. These sessions will also include virtual icebreakers and other interactive gaming tools to support fellows in connecting with one another. This event is only open to current Chancellor's and Olin Fellows. To register, please use the links in the calendar document sent to you by email. Reach out to Angelina Sylvain (asylvain@wustl.edu) if you have questions.

Workshop: Organizational Effectiveness through Personal Leadership Training

Second workshop added due to popular demand! This training provides student an opportunity to explore principals of organizational effectiveness through the lens of personal leadership. Students will gain clarity on their motivation, mission, and vision of change through a framework that will support them in building a personal leadership plan to guide their work and collaborations. This event is to all PhD students. 

Workshop: Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Unconscious Bias Training

This training will support fellows in understanding the foundations of bias and explore strategies for fostering diverse and inclusive environments, teams, and communities of practice to promote diversity and inclusion in their own careers. This event is open to all students. To register, please visit https://sites.google.com/view/libermangraduatecenter/home.

She Leads at WashU Conference

The Mission of the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Fellowship is to support women in graduate and professional studies. In alignment with this mission, we have developed the She Leads at WashU conference to celebrate and empower all women.  To learn more about this year's She Leads conference and to register, please visit https://www.sheleadswashu.com/.

CGFP Meetup

Contact Erin Murdock, murdockel@wustl.edu for more information.

December 16 Coffee with the Dean

Please join Dean Maffly-Kipp for coffee and conversation about current graduate student issues.  Registration will be limited to 15 students.  A Zoom link will be provided prior to the event.

Graduate Student Representative to the Board of Trustees Application

For more information and to apply visit https://sites.wustl.edu/trusteegradrep.

Bookish & Sage Workshop: Dissertation Writing Part 3

Step by Step…This workshop explains the purpose and comprehensive nature of the Methodology chapter of the dissertation. Facilitators will cover strategies for qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods designs.

Learning Outcomes: Participants will be able to identify and apply strategies for writing each standard section of Chapter 3 of the dissertation.

This event is only open to current Chancellor's and Olin Fellows. To register, please use the links in the calendar document sent to you by email. Reach out to Angelina Sylvain (asylvain@wustl.edu) if you have questions.

Workshop: Emotional Intelligence

Emotional intelligence (also referred to as EI and EQ) is an individual’s ability to recognize and regulate their own emotions at the moment to achieve one’s goals. Studies indicate that 85% to 90% of leadership effectiveness is linked to emotional intelligence. Recognizing and regulating emotions allows you to have meaningful and productive conversations and creates inclusive environments.
Using an emotional-social competence model, you will learn critical leadership skills necessary in today’s diverse organizational environment. This workshop will help you learn techniques to become more self-aware and control emotions.
During this interactive workshop, you will:
•    Learn the fundamentals of emotional intelligence.
•    Understand how self-talk feeds emotional turmoil.
•    Identify strategies to prevent your emotions from hijacking you during conversations.

This event is only open to current Chancellor's and Olin Fellows. To register, please use the links in the calendar document sent to you by email. Reach out to Angelina Sylvain (asylvain@wustl.edu) if you have questions.

Workshop: Resume vs. CV Workshop

This workshop will provide a framework for developing a resume or CV that communicates your story, skills, network, and vision of change, adapting your resume or CV to the target audience and understanding the difference between the two communication tools. This event is only open to Chancellors and Olin Fellows. To register, please use the links in the calendar document sent to you by email. Reach out to Angelina Sylvain (asylvain@wustl.edu) if you have questions.

Bookish & Sage Workshop: Dissertation Writing Part 4

Your Findings!!!!!... This part of the dissertation journey is the most exciting part because it represents your hard work. This workshop covers components of and strategies for writing Chapter 4 of the dissertation.

Learning Outcomes: Participants will be able to apply strategies for writing and representing the findings of the dissertation study.

To register, please use the links in the calendar document sent to you by email. Reach out to Angelina Sylvain (asylvain@wustl.edu) if you have questions.

Bookish & Sage Workshop: Dissertation Writing Part 5

Wrapping it up…This workshop covers final sections of the dissertation: Discussion, Implications, Recommendations, Theoretical and literature connections, and Summary of the dissertation

Learning Outcomes: Participants will be able to identify and understand the components of the final chapter of the dissertation and apply strategies for writing each standard section of Chapter 5 of the dissertation.

This event is only open to current Chancellor's and Olin Fellows. To register, please use the links in the calendar document sent to you by email. Reach out to Erin Murdock (murdockel@wustl.edu) if you have questions.

Workshop: Resume vs. CV Workshop

This workshop will provide a framework for developing a resume or CV that communicates your story, skills, network, and vision of change, adapting your resume or CV to the target audience and understanding the difference between the two communication tools. This event is open to all students. To register, please visit https://sites.google.com/view/libermangraduatecenter/home.

Wednesday Evening Yoga

The Liberman Graduate Center and The Graduate Professional Council invite you to enjoy a virtual guided yoga class with teacher Kyle Mathias - A great way to relieve stress while connecting with other graduate students. Open to all graduate and professional students. A zoom link will be sent to those who register.

Kyle trained at Yoga Source and sees teaching as a way to deepen his understanding of yoga, witnessing the role yoga plays in students lives. He is committed to encouraging students to progress their practice in an informed, sustainable way, using beneficial alignment cues, as well as attention to breath and awareness in times of challenge in practice (and in life). 

Register at: https://grouporganizer.wustl.edu/event/6638533

Wednesday Evening Yoga

The Liberman Graduate Center and The Graduate Professional Council invite you to enjoy a virtual guided yoga class with teacher Kyle Mathias - A great way to relieve stress while connecting with other graduate students. Open to all graduate and professional students. A zoom link will be sent to those who register.

Kyle trained at Yoga Source and sees teaching as a way to deepen his understanding of yoga, witnessing the role yoga plays in students lives. He is committed to encouraging students to progress their practice in an informed, sustainable way, using beneficial alignment cues, as well as attention to breath and awareness in times of challenge in practice (and in life). 

Register at: https://grouporganizer.wustl.edu/event/6638535

Wednesday Evening Yoga

The Liberman Graduate Center and The Graduate Professional Council invite you to enjoy a virtual guided yoga class with teacher Kyle Mathias - A great way to relieve stress while connecting with other graduate students. Open to all graduate and professional students. A zoom link will be sent to those who register.

Kyle trained at Yoga Source and sees teaching as a way to deepen his understanding of yoga, witnessing the role yoga plays in students lives. He is committed to encouraging students to progress their practice in an informed, sustainable way, using beneficial alignment cues, as well as attention to breath and awareness in times of challenge in practice (and in life). 

Register at: https://grouporganizer.wustl.edu/event/6638534

Wednesday Evening Yoga

The Liberman Graduate Center and The Graduate Professional Council invite you to enjoy a virtual guided yoga class with teacher Kyle Mathias - A great way to relieve stress while connecting with other graduate students. Open to all graduate and professional students. A zoom link will be sent to those who register.

Kyle trained at Yoga Source and sees teaching as a way to deepen his understanding of yoga, witnessing the role yoga plays in students lives. He is committed to encouraging students to progress their practice in an informed, sustainable way, using beneficial alignment cues, as well as attention to breath and awareness in times of challenge in practice (and in life). 

Register at: https://grouporganizer.wustl.edu/event/6638536

Workshop: Interviewing and Telling Your Story

This workshop utilizes a storytelling frame to support students in developing their base "elevator pitch" and leveraging their professional story and vision of change to strengthen your interviewing skills by harnessing language that not only gets you heard but understood. This event is only open to all students. To register, please visit https://sites.google.com/view/libermangraduatecenter/home.

The Art of Publishing

The Liberman Graduate Center invites you to join Professors Holden Thorp and William B. Tolman, two renowned Washington University faculty members, to learn about publishing strategies. In this session you’ll learn about the publication process, some good practices for writing an article that appeals to the chosen readership, where and when to connect with editors, and how to best respond to revision requests and reviews. You’ll gain inside exposure to the world of academic publishing and access to two top achievers in this space.

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Open to all graduate and professional students.

Deadline for summer tuition remission applications to be submitted to the Graduate School

Graduate School announces summer tuition remission decisions

Fall 2021 Registration Opens for Students

Tuesday Morning Yoga

The Liberman Graduate Center and The Graduate Professional Council invite you to enjoy a virtual guided yoga class with teacher Kyle Mathias - A great way to relieve stress while connecting with other graduate students. Open to all graduate and professional students. A zoom link will be sent to those who register.

Kyle trained at Yoga Source and sees teaching as a way to deepen his understanding of yoga, witnessing the role yoga plays in students lives. He is committed to encouraging students to progress their practice in an informed, sustainable way, using beneficial alignment cues, as well as attention to breath and awareness in times of challenge in practice (and in life). 

Tuesday Morning Yoga

The Liberman Graduate Center and The Graduate Professional Council invite you to enjoy a virtual guided yoga class with teacher Kyle Mathias - A great way to relieve stress while connecting with other graduate students. Open to all graduate and professional students. A zoom link will be sent to those who register.

Kyle trained at Yoga Source and sees teaching as a way to deepen his understanding of yoga, witnessing the role yoga plays in students lives. He is committed to encouraging students to progress their practice in an informed, sustainable way, using beneficial alignment cues, as well as attention to breath and awareness in times of challenge in practice (and in life). 

Wednesday Evening Yoga

The Liberman Graduate Center and The Graduate Professional Council invite you to enjoy a virtual guided yoga class with teacher Kyle Mathias - A great way to relieve stress while connecting with other graduate students. Open to all graduate and professional students. A zoom link will be sent to those who register.

Kyle trained at Yoga Source and sees teaching as a way to deepen his understanding of yoga, witnessing the role yoga plays in students lives. He is committed to encouraging students to progress their practice in an informed, sustainable way, using beneficial alignment cues, as well as attention to breath and awareness in times of challenge in practice (and in life). 

Wednesday Evening Yoga

The Liberman Graduate Center and The Graduate Professional Council invite you to enjoy a virtual guided yoga class with teacher Kyle Mathias - A great way to relieve stress while connecting with other graduate students. Open to all graduate and professional students. A zoom link will be sent to those who register.

Kyle trained at Yoga Source and sees teaching as a way to deepen his understanding of yoga, witnessing the role yoga plays in students lives. He is committed to encouraging students to progress their practice in an informed, sustainable way, using beneficial alignment cues, as well as attention to breath and awareness in times of challenge in practice (and in life). 

Wednesday Evening Yoga

The Liberman Graduate Center and The Graduate Professional Council invite you to enjoy a virtual guided yoga class with teacher Kyle Mathias - A great way to relieve stress while connecting with other graduate students. Open to all graduate and professional students. A zoom link will be sent to those who register.

Kyle trained at Yoga Source and sees teaching as a way to deepen his understanding of yoga, witnessing the role yoga plays in students lives. He is committed to encouraging students to progress their practice in an informed, sustainable way, using beneficial alignment cues, as well as attention to breath and awareness in times of challenge in practice (and in life). 

Negotiation: A Primer for Academia and Beyond

The Liberman Graduate Center invites you to join Professor Hilary Anger Elfenbein, a renowned Washington University faculty member, to learn about the topic of negotiation, a mutual decision-making process used to allocate scarce resources. Taking this wide-ranging definition seriously, we negotiate constantly both inside and outside the workplace. This workshop presents the fundamental concepts included in full-length negotiations courses and brings it alive with an experiential exercise. 

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Open to all graduate and professional students.

Wednesday Evening Yoga

The Liberman Graduate Center and The Graduate Professional Council invite you to enjoy a virtual guided yoga class with teacher Kyle Mathias - A great way to relieve stress while connecting with other graduate students. Open to all graduate and professional students. A zoom link will be sent to those who register.

Kyle trained at Yoga Source and sees teaching as a way to deepen his understanding of yoga, witnessing the role yoga plays in students lives. He is committed to encouraging students to progress their practice in an informed, sustainable way, using beneficial alignment cues, as well as attention to breath and awareness in times of challenge in practice (and in life). 

Wednesday Evening Yoga

The Liberman Graduate Center and The Graduate Professional Council invite you to enjoy a virtual guided yoga class with teacher Kyle Mathias - A great way to relieve stress while connecting with other graduate students. Open to all graduate and professional students. A zoom link will be sent to those who register.

Kyle trained at Yoga Source and sees teaching as a way to deepen his understanding of yoga, witnessing the role yoga plays in students lives. He is committed to encouraging students to progress their practice in an informed, sustainable way, using beneficial alignment cues, as well as attention to breath and awareness in times of challenge in practice (and in life). 

Wednesday Evening Yoga

The Liberman Graduate Center and The Graduate Professional Council invite you to enjoy a virtual guided yoga class with teacher Kyle Mathias - A great way to relieve stress while connecting with other graduate students. Open to all graduate and professional students. A zoom link will be sent to those who register.

Kyle trained at Yoga Source and sees teaching as a way to deepen his understanding of yoga, witnessing the role yoga plays in students lives. He is committed to encouraging students to progress their practice in an informed, sustainable way, using beneficial alignment cues, as well as attention to breath and awareness in times of challenge in practice (and in life). 

Wednesday Evening Yoga

The Liberman Graduate Center and The Graduate Professional Council invite you to enjoy a virtual guided yoga class with teacher Kyle Mathias - A great way to relieve stress while connecting with other graduate students. Open to all graduate and professional students. A zoom link will be sent to those who register.

Kyle trained at Yoga Source and sees teaching as a way to deepen his understanding of yoga, witnessing the role yoga plays in students lives. He is committed to encouraging students to progress their practice in an informed, sustainable way, using beneficial alignment cues, as well as attention to breath and awareness in times of challenge in practice (and in life). 

April 27 Coffee with the Dean

Please join Dean Maffly-Kipp for coffee and conversation about current graduate student issues.  Registration will be limited to 10 students.  A Zoom link will be provided prior to the event.

Wednesday Evening Yoga

The Liberman Graduate Center and The Graduate Professional Council invite you to enjoy a virtual guided yoga class with teacher Kyle Mathias - A great way to relieve stress while connecting with other graduate students. Open to all graduate and professional students. A zoom link will be sent to those who register.

Kyle trained at Yoga Source and sees teaching as a way to deepen his understanding of yoga, witnessing the role yoga plays in students lives. He is committed to encouraging students to progress their practice in an informed, sustainable way, using beneficial alignment cues, as well as attention to breath and awareness in times of challenge in practice (and in life). 

Last day to Drop/Add: Fall 2021

Deadline to File Intent to Graduate for August 2021 Degree

Deadline to Submit Dissertation/Thesis for an August 2021 Degree

Scholarly Writing Retreat 2019

Scholarly Writing Retreat 2021

The Scholarly Writing Retreat offers Washington University humanities and humanistic social sciences faculty, post-docs and graduate students the opportunity to jump-start their summer writing in a motivated, supportive and collaborative atmosphere, even as we are spread out in our own work spaces. Participants will work intensively on their individual projects, following a schedule of check-ins, focused writing periods and virtual communal breaks. 

Online meetings 

Small writing groups meet online periodically to provide a forum to exchange ideas, support one another and engage in social interaction. Each group will determine their own structure: frequency and duration of writing days/times, which virtual platform to use, types of meetings, etc.

Dates 

Weekdays, June 1–11
^{Participants are not required to participate daily nor to attend the entire duration of the retreat.}

How to participate

1. Register by clicking the button below by noon on May 20.
2. Await your small group assignment, to be made by the end of May, based on your registration responses.
3. Join the online welcome session on June 1 at 10 am. Each group will then meet to determine their plans going forward.