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COVID-19 Graduate Student Funding Extensions

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Steven Winterfeldt
6 years ago

Ph.D. student - Philosophy

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Alberto Ortiz Brito
6 years ago

Graduate student in Anthropology.

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Shaqueesha Davis
6 years ago

PhD - Gender Studies I need this because I chose an awful, fake field of study with almost no job prospects and I am almost certain that I will be among the first to be cut because this field is worthless

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Natalie Rapchak
6 years ago Featured

Please also add an extension for grads that just finished their programs but have a lapse in healthcare coverage before their next position (that might have been postponed).

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Carolyn Deacon
6 years ago

They need this for all there hard work.

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Robert Fenton
6 years ago

Graduate student in Public Administration

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Xianlin Jin
6 years ago

PhD candidate in Communication

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Timour Kamran
6 years ago

Dignity for graduate workers now!

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Jamie Kaj Norris
6 years ago

PhD Candidate, Veterinary Science

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Shelly Johnson
6 years ago

Shelly Johnson Alumna, PhD, Philosophy

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Nathan Petrie
6 years ago

BA, MA Alumnus, English

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Rachel Davis
6 years ago

These requests are simply the bare minimum of what graduate and professional students need during this time.

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Eve Rabinoff
6 years ago

Let’s include graduate students in our student-centered response to this crisis. Visiting faculty, Philosophy Department

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Goeun Lee
6 years ago

PhD Candidate, Anthropology

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Katharine Alexander
6 years ago

PhD Candidate, Anthropology

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Megan Parker
6 years ago

PhD Candidate, Anthropology

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Jill Adams
6 years ago

PhD candidate, Gender & Women's Studies

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Clay Graham
6 years ago

This would mean the world to me

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Lila Wakeman
6 years ago Featured

As a graduate student near the end of her program, I would greatly benefit from a funding extension, and I know many others would similarly benefit. The job market in the coming year will be extremely difficult to enter for everyone. Universities should sustain the investments they’ve made in their graduate students by extending funding by at least one semester, if not a year, to ensure their investments do not go to waste.

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Jacob Saindon
6 years ago

MA student