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Plenary and Concurrent Sessions
The CGS meeting will offer plenary and concurrent sessions that address the various facets of graduate education.
Plenary Sessions
- Achieving Inclusiveness in Graduate Education: Implications of the Supreme Court Rulings
- Massive Online Learning: Evolution or Revolution?
- The (Honest) Truth About Dishonesty
- Social Networking: Its Power and Limitations for Serving Graduate Education
- Financial Literacy: The Millennial Challenge
- Global University Rankings: What Do Graduate Schools Need to Know?
Concurrent Sessions May Include
- The Multi-Track PhD: Successful Innovations in the Humanities
- To Graduate Deanship and Beyond: Career Paths
- Structuring Interdisciplinary Programs
- Streamlining Administrative Functions at Master's Institutions
- Federal Agency Initiatives Supporting Graduate Education and Graduate Students
- Recent Studies on Career Outcomes for Graduate Students Across Countries
- Supporting Inclusiveness in Graduate Education
- The Professional Science Master's: Retrospective and Prospective
- Thesis and Dissertation Writing and Publication: Programs and Policies that Work
- Completion and Attrition in STEM Master's Programs
- Increasing the Success of Underrepresented STEM PhD Students
- Graduate Education Online: An International Conversation
- Marketing Master's Programs in Predominantly Undergraduate Institutions
- Transforming the EdD: Making It the Degree of Choice for Professional Practitioners
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