News: Graduate College

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Business and Community |

Students gain workforce-ready training and experience for much-in-demand cybersecurity jobs.

 
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People |

Crystal Rose Schulz, a 2022 Alumna of the Year, launches an initiative to prioritize the wellbeing of Southern Nevadans and their living spaces.

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People |

Nursing Alumnus of the Year Robert J. Vadovic is as committed to mentoring fellow nurses as he is to helping patients.

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Campus News |

Criminal justice course challenges students to explore what policing actually is.

Light up letters spell "Rebel Homecoming" at dusk.
People |

Zoe Brill is part of the team working behind the scenes to produce key campus events.

 

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People |

Lindsey Ricciardi's dedication to treating eating disorders and serving the community makes her standout as the Liberal Arts Alumna of the Year.

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People |

Midwestern transplant Michelle Samuel discovered UNLV, racking up two degrees (and counting), countless mentorship hours, and a position of leadership in athletic training.

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Campus News |

Students facing basic needs challenges can access food packages, toiletry items, in-person guidance, and other important resources related to their physical and mental wellness.

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People |

Leslie Mujica's volunteer work on campus aimed at opening more doors for lower-income students.

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People |

Even after relocating to Phoenix, engineering alumna Lisa Freestone continues to prove a loyal, active, and generous Rebel.

The physical therapy tactics around artificial limbs may soon change.
Research |

UNLV-led research advances rehabilitation for those living with artificial limbs.

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People |

Nevada's superintendent of public instruction found inspiration to become a teacher out on the slopes.