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Graduate Triton Weeks of Welcome 2025

The Division of Graduate Education and Postdoctoral Affairs and the Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA) are planning a series of events for new graduate students to introduce you to the UC San Diego campus community. Information will be emailed to new students and posted online as it becomes available. 

 

Zoom Event for New Grad Students  

GradThrive Zoom event 9/11 at 10am

Grad Welcome Events        

Student Org Fair 9/15 at 2pm   

 Instructional Assistant (IA) Symposium 

Who is this for? All Instructional Assistants and those who support them are welcome! Instructional Assistant, or IA, is an umbrella term that includes teaching assistants, instructional apprentices, readers, and tutors.

Join us on Zoom for the Teaching & Learning Commons' annual IA Teaching Symposium, featuring keynote panels with experienced IAs, interactive workshops with strategies to engage students, and access to an asynchronous library of concise and just-in-time videos and online resources.

Registration and more info coming soon on the event website: tinyurl.com/IASYMPOSIUM25

IA Symposium September 24 from 9am to 12:30pm

2025 Common Read 

An opportunity for Tritons to be inspired, to spark curiosity, and to bring us together. Let's celebrate the strength and diversity of our Triton community.

TWOW 2025 marks the second annual Common Read at UC San Diego. The UC San Diego Common Read program identifies a book for new first-year, transfer and graduate students to engage in a shared experience as the newest members of our Triton community. To download the e-book, please visit: https://newtriton.ucsd.edu/common-read/index.html

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Upcoming International Student Orientation 

For more information regarding International Services and Engagement Office (ISEO) orientation events, please visit the ISEO orientation website. 

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