Mark Vosvick is a behavioral scientist and associate professor of counseling psychology in UNT’s College of Arts and Sciences. Vosvick trained at Yale, Rutgers, Harvard, Stanford and the Medical College of Wisconsin before coming to UNT. As a health psychologist, he co-directs (along with Dr. Chwee Lye Chng, a Regents professor at UNT) the Center for Psychosocial Health Research.

Finishing your thesis or dissertation is one of the most challenging and rewarding activities graduate students face.  At times it may seem like the day will never come when your committee signs off on your final document and you attain your advanced degree.  But it will come.  And it will arrive sooner than later if you follow some simple rules. Read more to find out these simple rules.

Having a well-organized resume and a well-written letter of interest are absolutely vital in making a good first impression.  With so many, sometimes hundreds, of application to look at, employers quickly move through many applications that do not look professional. So how do you ensure that your application lands in the stack that does receive closer scrutiny?
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Three outstanding graduate students have each received a $1,000 cash award from Toulouse Graduate School: Laura Cardona, Ivana Corsale (pictured), and Rosa Aloisi, all of the College of Arts and Sciences. Read about their award-winning work.