Florida State University hosted its annual Graduate Student Resource Fair to connect graduate scholars with academic, personal and professional support networks. Moved to Student Union Ballroom D to accommodate a 135% surge in participation, the event featured campus service providers, community partners and Registered Student Organizations for the first time. Graduate and professional students gathered Wednesday, Sept. 9, to explore campus resources, network with peers and participate in interactive activities.

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Florida State University is making it easier for graduate scholars to tap into campus support services at this year’s Graduate Student Resource Fair. 

Hosted by the Graduate School’s Graduate Student Resource Center (GSRC), the fair brings together campus and community service providers while facilitating networking among students from various colleges and departments. For the first time, Registered Student Organizations will also participate, giving attendees a comprehensive view of both university services and peer support networks. 

“We want every graduate student at FSU to feel supported in every way, at every stage. Our definition of success is broader than getting a degree,” said Brian Wilcoxon, director of the GSRC. “The Resource Fair represents the Graduate School’s commitment to that. Here, they’ll find communities who will support them academically, personally and professionally, to graduation and beyond.”

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Florida State University recently held the Graduate Student Resource Fair, where approximately 250 new and returning students received guidance to be proactive in their journeys toward success.

Hosted by the Office of the Provost’s Graduate Student Resource Center (GSRC) and the FSU Career Center, the fair connected graduate students with more than 20 campus and community service providers and facilitated networking among students from various colleges and departments.

“One important measure of graduate student success is persistence — staying in school and finishing a degree,” said Emily Leventhal, director of FSU’s Graduate Resource Center. “What we know is that persistence isn’t just about being strong-willed; it’s affected by the communities that graduate students are integrated within — their academic programs, professional networks within their disciplines and personal communities. The annual GSRC Resource Fair allows graduate students to build new ties to the FSU community and gives them tools to support themselves across their journey.”

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