Resources for Graduate Students
General Resources
Gibson Online is Tulane’s primary resource for all members of the community. Here students can access their billing account, academic records, employee records, safety plans, class registration etc.
Other resources include:
- Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies (OGPS) for graduate student news, career services, other grad student resources
- WaveSync for campus organizations and events. (GSSA WaveSync page)
- Howard-Tilton Memorial Library: Graduate Student Resources and Services
- CELT for teaching resources
- SLA Graduate Students Info for SLA graduation requirements and deadlines
- SSE Graduate Forms, Policies and Procedures for tuition information, requirements for candidacy and graduation and policies
- Office of International Students and Scholars for international student help, events and community engagement.
- Resources for DACA and Undocumented Students
Administrative Program Coordinator
Email: nnguyen14@tulane.edu
Academic Resources
Lauren Lukkarila, PhD
Career Resources
OGPS Career Services offers a curated selection of resources and articles, uniquely designed to support Tulane’s graduate students and postdoctoral fellows throughout their career preparation process. Additionally, our OGPS Career Services team hosts bi-weekly workshops and one-on-one career coaching appointments throughout each academic semester.
Schedule a 1:1 career coaching appointment below!
PhD Students and Postdocs Career Advisor: Ryan Stivers
Master’s Students Career Advisor: Myan Wright
Versatile PhD (found in Tulane’s career resources page) is designed for non-academic career help. It allows you to look at real resumes and cover letters of PhDs that were recently hired, gives first-person stories of career development and details information on a wide range of PhD career paths. New members can just create a VPhD account and have access.
Health Resources
Student health resources can be found at the Campus Health website. Here you can schedule appointments at the student health center, find information on counseling services (CAPS), and find information on student health insurance (Insurance and Billing).
All full time students must have a Tulane approved health insurance plan. Students enrolled in the school insurance plan who are not PhD candidates yet, are required to pay the student health center fee each year. They may then have access to the student health center for visits without a copay.
For health insurance information related to international students, please visit the OISS website.