Graduate Student Applied Research Network

Too often, graduate researchers are unaware that students with similar interests, who use similar methods, and focus on the same communities, are working right across campus. Our goal is to connect those graduate students with each other and to resources they need for professionalization. GSARN connects graduate students with community partners, job opportunities, opportunities to present research, calls for papers, and methods workshops.

08/21/2015

http://gsarn.weebly.com/events/go-public

Go Public! Want to learn how to use social media to promote your research? “Go Public!” : A How-To Guide for Getting Your Research Off the Shelf and Into the Public Discourse August 27, 9:30am-Noon, ...

03/04/2015

“Go Public!”: A How-To Guide for Getting Your Research Off the Shelf and Into the Public Discourse Co-Sponsored by the Office of Community Engagement and Partnerships (“OCEP”) and the Graduate Student Applied Research Network (“GSARN”). Date: March 12, 2015 10am-noon Location: Marshall Student...

05/30/2014

http://www.usforacle.com/business-in-the-rough-1.2867980 #.U4esbS-ES7k

Business in the rough Rebecca Campbell, a doctoral anthropology student and adjunct sociology instructor, said she and two peers from the university formed the Homeless Entrepreneurship Committee to advise Homeless Helping Homeless (HHH) on developing entrepreneurial ventures aimed at self-sustainment.