GradWell

About GradWell

Launched in 2022, GradWell is dedicated to supporting the holistic wellness of graduate students—including academic, professional, mental, emotional, and social well-being. Through targeted seasonal programs, we aim to create a connected community where students don’t just survive graduate school—they thrive.

 

Tell Your Story; Write Your Future

This page spotlights professional development opportunities and resources that can help you in telling your story as you write your future.

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A&S Grad Student Guidebook

The Arts & Sciences Grad Student Guidebook invites you to explore the resources available to you during your graduate journey at WashU.

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Peer Mentoring

The Peer Mentoring program was created to decrease inappropriate early attrition and promote academic success in PhD programs at Washington University in St. Louis. The purpose of the program is to facilitate relationships between more advanced PhD students and first- and second-year students.

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Dean's Distinguished Graduate Fellow

The Dean’s Distinguished Graduate Fellowships in Arts & Sciences have been created to enhance the recruitment of and to recognize some of our most outstanding incoming graduate students. This program will support incoming PhD and MFA students with the promise of exceptional academic distinction; with a demonstrated interest to advance the public good; and who will contribute to the diversity and intellectual vitality of our university community.

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Important Resources:

The Graduate Center

meet, connect, and engage with other graduate and professional students

Mental Health Services

comprehensive therapeutic services, outreach and prevention programs

Family Learning Center

child care and early education for children from six weeks to six years of age

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GradWell Newsletter

The Office of Graduate Studies publishes an email newsletter each month with updates and important information, such as events, important resources, academic opportunities, and much more. You will automatically begin receiving this newsletter at the beginning of each month. Read our past newsletters below:

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