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COVID-19 Graduate Student Funding Extensions

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Anonymous
5 years ago

According to the New York Post’s story, Hunter Biden in 2015 introduced his Father, then VP in the Obama Administration, to a Top Exec Vadym Pozharskyi at Ukrainian Burisma Holdings Ltd after Hunter joined the company’s board which was Paying him up to $83,000 a Month. The insinuation is that Hunter Successfully Influenced his Father to Pressure Ukraine Government officials “into Firing the Prosecutor Viktor Shokin, who was Investigating Corruption against Burisma. Facebook and Twitter took action to limit distribution (censored) the New York Post story citing Emails purportedly Revealing Evidence of Influence-Peddling by Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden. The Emails were obtained from a Laptop which had a sticker from the Beau Biden Foundation, and had been Abandoned at Computer-Repair Shop, named “The Mac Shop” in Wilmington, Delaware and owned by John Paul Mac Isaac, who then reported the laptop’s contents to authorities which determined that the laptop and hard drive contain fruits of criminal activity. Joe Biden and his family engaged in "Legal Corruption" despite claims of no wrongdoing and the Liberal Main Stream Media Refuses to Talk and will never Report about Hunter Biden’s laptop and emails, fearing Democratic Presidential Nominee Joe Biden will Lose the 2020 Election if this information is exposed to the American People. This is evidence that Joe Biden participated in his Family’s CASH-for-Influence Scheme with Shady Foreign Companies. The American People should be demanding that the Media investigate this scandal before they VOTE, but we know, the Media will never report on Hunter Biden’s emails because it would be harmful to Joe Biden.

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Katie Goldey
6 years ago

recent PhD graduate

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Anonymous
6 years ago

PhD Candidate, EES

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Antonia Bottoms
6 years ago

In a time of increased stress and turmoil, graduate students should not have to worry about how they will survive financially and how they will remain in good academic standing.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Geology is impossible without traveling. This means domestic travel or travel among multiple countries in the course of a single degree. If you are studying something more recent, it may have unfolded at the same time in two places that were, and still are, quite distant from each other. For older stuff, something may have straddled two countries or continents as it happened, but these places are no longer in proximity due to tectonic movement. Geologists are frankly just beginning to understand the power and importance of approaching Earth as a set of interconnected systems. Please do not impede this goal.

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Kaitlin Zapel
6 years ago

PhD Candidate, Anthropology

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Anonymous
6 years ago

PhD student, Chemistry

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Anonymous
6 years ago

PhD student, chemistry

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Setareh Saryazdi
6 years ago

PhD Candidate, Chemistry Department

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Emma Holland
6 years ago Featured

These concerns are incredibly pressing and are a source of distress for many graduate students across Departments. Given the absolutely crucial role that graduate students play in serving as TAs for thousands of undergraduate students, conducting the research that allows the University to continue bringing in funding and publishing, and bringing a diverse range of experiences and perspectives to the UK community, it is paramount that graduate students are guaranteed support and assistance during such an unprecedented time.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Ph.D. Student, Chemistry

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Scott R Hutson
6 years ago

Professor, Anthropology

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Melonie Thomas
6 years ago

PhD candidate, Chemistry

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Ashleigh Glover
6 years ago

PhD Student, Biology

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Elizabeth Duncan
6 years ago

Assistant Professor, Biology

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Sandeep Saxena
6 years ago

PhD candidate, Biology

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Claire O'Quin
6 years ago

Lecturer, Biology

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David Weisrock
6 years ago

Supporting our next generation of researchers and teachers is important in the best of times, and even more so now.

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Pete Mirabito
6 years ago

Associate Professor, Biology

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Seth Jones
6 years ago

Lecturer in Biology, Graduate TA supervisor