Abstract
The Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science (FEAS) at Memorial University of Newfoundland (MUN) offer 17 unique programs to over 500 graduate students. In addition to providing financial support, office space, courses, and supervision to students, FEAS has developed an interconnected series of programs, seminars, and workshops to help graduate students succeed in their studies, research, and life after graduation. Among these are the Graduate Seminar Course, the TA Training Program, the Outstanding TA Award, regular professional development seminars, the Graduate Mentorship Program, in addition to numerous EDGE (Enhanced Development of the Graduate Experience) programs and workshops offered by the School of Graduate Studies. This suite of academic and professional supports plays a critical role in FEAS’s goals and represent innovative and significant work that foster graduate student success. This paper describes these innovative strategies and demonstrates FEAS’s and MUN’s commitment to providing outstanding opportunities for students to grow and succeed in their graduate studies
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