Policies and Academic Regulations Governing Graduate Study
Academic Appointments:
- Academic Regulations GRA (PDF)
- Academic Regulations GA (PDF) 
- Academic Regulations GTA (PDF)
- Academic Regulations Predoctoral Fellows and Trainees (PDF)
Graduate Faculty
- Constitution of the Graduate College (PDF): categories, responsibilities, privileges of Graduate Faculty
- Application for Graduate Faculty Status (Word)
- Graduate Faculty Roster (opens Graduate Catalogue)
Advising and Mentoring
Strong academic advising and developing a supportive network of diverse mentors is critical to every graduate student’s success. The Graduate College champions a culture of mentoring in which graduate students are supported in forging effective mentoring relationships with multiple mentors.
-  (opens Graduate Catalogue)
Promising Practices in Mentoring: Resources for Graduate Faculty and Graduate Students
- – a practical, student-oriented perspective; tips on topics such as identifying a mentor, engaging with mentors to develop a professional identity, cultivating networks, serving as mentor to others. Includes self-assessments.
- CGS, Ph.D. Completion Project: 
- Rackham Graduate School UMichigan, 
- Rackham Graduate School UMichigan, 
- Rackham Graduate School UMichigan, 
- (Brown University)
-  (Brown University) 
- Montgomery, B. L., “ (2017) 
- (UM, Humanities focus)
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- Duke University Graduate School’s 
Additional Resources Provided by the Graduate College
- Professional Development and Career Planning
- Individual Development Plan (IDP)
- Selecting a Defense Examination Committee (PDF)
- Ombudsperson for Graduate Students
Graduate Academic Program Proposals (opens Faculty Senate website)
Variable Tuition Information: guidance for programs and academic units
¶¶Òõ̽̽ Faculty Affairs: A plethora of resources including,
University Scholars: The University Scholars Awards honor and recognize distinguished ¶¶Òõ̽̽ faculty members for sustained excellence in research and scholarly and creative activities. The award is co-sponsored by the Provost and the Graduate College. The award recipients are selected by a faculty committee based upon nominations from ¶¶Òõ̽̽ colleagues. University Scholars Awards are made in two categories: (1) Social Sciences, Humanities and Creative Arts, and (2) Basic and Applied Sciences (including Biological, Medical and Physical Sciences).