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The system-wide event will bring students from all 10 campuses to Silicon Valley to present their climate science and carbon reduction research in three-minute pitches and posters at a live competition before a panel of esteemed judges and guests for a chance to win cash prizes.

Morgan James Luker will present material from an initial exploration of the Pecourt Collection, including several historic audio recordings, and discuss their importance for rethinking the history of tango.

Nominations are now open for the Dixon-Levy GSA Service Award. All graduate students, undergraduates, administration, faculty, and staff are eligible to be nominated. The nomination deadline is May 2.

The UCSB Library’s Scholarly Publishing and Communication Discussion List is for sharing information about the changes, trends, developments, issues, and challenges that impact researchers, the Library, and the university.

The Office of International Students and Scholars offers free English conversation class to the UCSB community.

The spring quarter is all about recognizing the amazing work of UCSB's graduate students. This year, we've got more events, more prizes, and more ways for you to get involved!

Don't miss the Best Graduate Campus Event ever! Why? Because it has cheese, and wine, and ​did I mention ​that it's free?

RSVP now to attend the Financial Literacy workshop on taxes, led by Funding Peer Steph Griffin on Wednesday, March 30, at 11 a.m. in the SRB.

Enjoy free lunch and a chance to socialize with and learn from graduate students across the campus at this month's Lunch & Learn!

Nominations are now open for two awards honoring graduate students who have distinguished themselves as mentors of undergraduates. The Graduate Division invites nominations from academic departments, programs, and research units, as well as individual faculty and undergraduate research and graduate preparatory programs.

The Graduate Division welcomes Ryan Sims into the new role of Graduate Academic Counselor. Ryan will be developing, organizing, and evaluating a range of case-management services and programming for graduate students experiencing academic or personal difficulties.

The Graduate Division has a lot in store for graduate students this spring. Check out our programming overview and mark your calendars!

If you are considering entering the job market any time soon, a complete and compelling LinkedIn profile is a must-have. Come learn how to maximize this tool in order to look for jobs, network with potential employers, and connect with others in the professional domain.

The Collaboratory is a technology-driven space in the new Library that can help grad students with data evaluation, data visualization, and research support. We talked to Collaboratory Director Stephanie Tulley about this exciting new resource.

The Internet is all a-Twitter today, because March 21, 2016, is the 10th birthday of Twitter. Sorry, Twitter, but the GradPost will go over 140 characters to tell readers a little bit about this communication vehicle.