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Come to the College of Graduate Studies at Lamar University to find inspirational faculty with the highest academic standards, encouraging peers with like-minds, and the resources to help you achieve your specific advanced-study goals. Our five academic colleges - Arts and Sciences, Business, Education and Human Development, Engineering and Fine Arts and Communication - offer innovative graduate and postgraduate degrees through a faculty of global scholars and a warm, welcoming campus community.

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 Lamar University’s Inaugural Graduate Research Celebration as held Wednesday, April 24, 2019, in the CICE building. Dr. Joshua Daspit of the Department of Management at Texas State University San Marcos was the keynote speaker. Students from Engineering, Biology, Education, Audiology, Computer Science, and other disciplines presented poster and digital presentations. Dean William Harn, Dean of the College of Graduate Studies, opened the event with brief remarks on graduate employment and hosted lunch for all participants and attendees. Each participant received a copy of the book Deep Work by Cal Newport. The College of Graduate Studies hopes to host the celebration again next spring. We thank all of those who attended, participated in, and supported the conference.

 

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Collins and Nelson Present at SPSA 2018: New Orleans

College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Political Science

Maegan Collins, a Master of Public Administration student, and Dr. James P. Nelson visited New Orleans this January to present in a policy panel.

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College of Graduate Studies at Lamar University
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