Graduate Research Scholar (GRS) communities are organized by the various schools and colleges within UW–Madison. They offer assistance to graduate students through advising and referrals to resources and bring students together for a range of social, academic, professional development, and research-related activities.
The SoHE 1903 GRS community programming supports graduate students throughout their academic journey by fostering connection, growth, and success. Through a variety of academic and professional development opportunities—including mentoring, networking, and community-building events—students are empowered to thrive both personally and professionally. The program also offers individualized advising and direct connections to campus resources, ensuring students have the support they need every step of the way.
Eligibility
The UW-Madison GRS eligibility can be found here. SoHE builds upon this and also includes both domestic and international students as well as those whose research aligns with the SoHE 1903 initiative.
Contact
Professor Janean Dilworth-Bart is the SoHE 1903 Faculty Director. Feel free to contact her with any questions.
Current SoHE 1903 Graduate Research Scholars
GRS Faculty
Janean Dilworth-Bart
Credentials: GRS Faculty Director
Position title: Professor of Human Development and Family Studies
Alvin Thomas
Credentials: GRS Faculty Mentor
Position title: Associate Professor of Human Development & Family Studies | Phyllis Northway Faculty Fellow
Marina Moskowitz
Credentials: GRS Faculty Mentor
Position title: Lynn and Gary Mecklenburg Chair in Textiles, Material Culture & Design | Professor of Design Studies
Maggie Kerr
Credentials: GRS Faculty Mentor
Position title: Associate Professor of Human Development & Family Studies
Lydia Ashton
Credentials: GRS Faculty Mentor
Position title: Assistant Professor of Consumer Science
SoHE 1903 GRS Event Schedule
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