The mission of the Graduate School is to provide leadership, coordination, and administrative structure to support all graduate programs at the University. This office functions as the central University entity for students, faculty, and staff involved in graduate education. It also is responsible for implementation of Graduate School policy to assure compliance with standards, quality, and integrity among all of the graduate programs.
The Graduate School would like to congratulate Chris Danielson, who was awarded The 2008 Franklin L. Riley Prize from the Mississippi Historical Society for his dissertation "The Voting Rights Act and the Creation of Black Politics in Mississippi, 1965-1986."
Graduate Assistants Health Insurance Program: UM requires graduate assistants to have health insurance or to participate in a University sponsored Chickering/Aetna plan. For more information, Click Here, Click Here!
For a list of Frequently Asked Questions regarding the new Student Heatlth Insurance Program, Click Here!
Events
Updated- May 9, 2008
Graduate Orientation 2008 will be held on Thursday, August 21st at the Nutt Auditorium. Click here to register! More detailed information will be available soon.*
*Note: If you are a new graduate student attending the Tupelo or Desoto campuses, you will need to register for their individual orientations.
The mission of the Graduate School is to provide leadership, coordination, and administrative structure to support all graduate programs at the University. This office functions as the central University entity for students, faculty, and staff involved in graduate education. It also is responsible for implementation of Graduate School policy to assure compliance with standards, quality, and integrity among all of the graduate programs.
