The focus of the program is the rapid changes experienced by societies around the world as a result of economic and social change. At the end of the training program, students understand the important globalization forces, are equipped with interdisciplinary knowledge and skills, in addition to their major departmental training, and have been exposed to a variety of methodological domains. With this unusual combination of traditional disciplinary and non-traditional interdisciplinary backgrounds, the GAD students will be ready to face the challenges of teaching and research in the new millennium. By federal law, all faculty, staff, and student research that involves any contact with human subjects requires some level of prior review and approval. May 19 June 16 July 28 Contact Sheryl Jensen in the Graduate School at 2-7099 for more information on regular, expedited, and exempt review and to obtain appropriate forms.
Forms are also available in department offices.
Be sure you are using the most current version of the form. There is an online listing of upcoming and recent colloquia.