Academic and financial support is essential for graduate students to advance as professionals and complete their educational programs. There are a number of ways alumni and TU community members can support Towson University graduate students.
Academic and financial support is essential for graduate students to advance as professionals and complete their educational programs. There are a number of ways alumni and TU community members can support Towson University graduate students.
Towson University has a tradition of academic community building through alumni helping students with career advice, writing support and assisting international students in English skills language. As an alumni you have the potential to really help a graduate student reach his or her full potential.
Becoming a career mentor is a great opportunity to share your career expertise with students and for alumni to stay connected to the Towson University community. Learn more about how to connect with current students who might benefit from your career expertise.
Find out how you can help graduate students with scholarly and professional writing. Contact Wayne Robertson if interested.
Create an opportunity for an international student to refine their English language speaking and listening skills and to learn about American culture. Contact Shelley Etzine if interested.
Serve as a weekend host family. Contact Scott Pierson if interested.
Your support is essential for our graduate students to advance as professionals, conduct their scholarship, and complete their educational programs. A one-year research or teaching assistantship is $18,000, but even $500 can help a student conduct research, and $200 can help a student attend a professional conference. You can give to the Office of Graduate Studies itself, to our general scholarship and more. The choice is yours, and we need your help.