Links to Graduate Resources
Other resources to help graduate students finish their dissertations and theses.
UPDATED!!August 2013
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Grad Resources - “Grad Resources seeks to address the total needs (practical, personal and spiritual) of graduate students. Grad students, who number 2 million in the United States alone, are an often neglected sector of the public in terms of service organizations and resources. These graduate students, however, represent America's future since many go on to become our nation's leaders and professors.”

Grad Resources offers: Crisis line (f you are a grad student in crisis, please call the Crisis Line right away...1-877-GRAD-HLP.); E-mentors, Resources (seminars and special events), and helpful Articles.

NAGPS - "NAGPS has a threefold mission for the graduate and professional student community in the United States of America: (1) develop and sustain a member network to connect graduate and professional students and their associations, (2) provide resources and support to empower members, and (3) advocate at local and national levels on their behalf."

The National Association of Graduate-Professional Students is a cooperative national student organization serving the interests of

  • graduate- and/or professional-degree students,
  • their student organizations, and
  • their graduate schools.

NAGPS is THE voice of graduate and professional students in the United States. It is the only national organization dedicated to representing both graduate and professional student concerns. NAGPS works to bring graduate and professional students together to assist them in self-governance, and to represent their interests to both the public and the state and federal government. Many of NAGPS goals are structural in nature, such as:

  1. building a library of documents on issues related to graduate education;
  2. offering low-cost health insurance to graduate and professional students;
  3. representing hundreds of thousands of graduate and professional student members;
  4. hosting regional and national conferences to discuss dozens of topics related to postbaccalaureate education;
  5. providing technical assistance to students interested in forming campus graduate student organizations; and,
  6. developing services for graduate and professional students.

Visit the NAGPS home page and get the full story on this unique organization.
Phinished - THE discussion forum for graduate students working on a thesis or dissertation. "PhinisheD is the place on the web to find friendly advice and support as you struggle with your dissertation or thesis, and afterwards as you navigate the stormy seas of academia."
Academic Info: Online Degree Information & Subject Resources - "AcademicInfo is an online education resource center with extensive subject guides and distance learning information. Their mission is to provide free, independent and accurate information and resources for prospective and current students (and other researchers)." http://www.academicinfo.net/eddist.html

MyNetResearch.com. With a team of academics, I recently launched what has become the leading research management website, MyNetResearch.com. Our website helps graduate students and other researchers manage their research more efficiently. The web portal enables graduate students to:
- manage their research projects and theses online and access them from any location
- share their theses with their committees securely online, saving trees and time
- read about the latest research in different subjects
- exchange ideas with thousands of other researchers
- collaborate with other researchers on research papers
Academics from all over the world are rapidly joining MyNetResearch, with over 5,000 current members from 95 countries.

Bay Arinze, Ph.D., Senior Editor
MyNetResearch,
Empowering Collaboration™
Sign up at: https://www.mynetresearch.com/Signup/SignUp.aspx
 

 

 

The Open Education Database

THE OPEN EDUCATION DATA BASE (OEDB) - A Helpful Graduate School Search Tool

The Open Education Database(OEDb.org is an open and free resource about online higher education, which dates back to 2007. In addition to publishing yearly college rankings, the site offers information about how to research quality schools and find resources useful to current and prospective college students.

The section on schools http://oedb.org/online-schools helps graduate students choose an online school, learn about the admissions and application process, gather financial aid options, compare Master’s and PhD programs, and find test preparation advice. The guide is on the Online Schools page, which provides users with the opportunity to search for their perfect online school.

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