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GRAD STUDENTS PLAN AHEAD

As they near completion of their Ph.D. and prepare to enter the job market, many sociology graduate students attend conferences to present their research and network with colleagues. Recognizing the importance of such opportunities, the Department of Sociology provides funding for graduate student travel.

But because funds are limited, there is rarely support available for students in their first few years of graduate school. If conference opportunities arise, they often must fund the trip themselves. | story continues |

 

The College welcomes in-kind gifts that support its teaching and research missions. Examples might include equipment, computer hardware and software, books, artifacts, and art.

To make an in-kind gift and receive assistance in determining the usefulness of an item, contact Michael Podlin, Assistant Dean for Development and External Relations, at (202) 616-2464, or mpodlin@u.washington.edu.

 

If you would like to help, you can make a gift now, or contact the Arts & Sciences Development staff for more information.

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