Information for Current Graduate Students
Welcome!
For the academic year beginning July 1, 2009, the Advisor to Graduate Students is: Pete Winkler, the Graduate Representative is: Vladimir Chernov, and the chair of the Graduate Program Committee is: Tom Shemanske.
Feel free to see any of us, or indeed any professor, if you have questions about the graduate program.
General Policies
- Hopefully the definitive source for degree requirements, policies,
deadlines, advising, grievances, as well as a good dose of
supportive advice.
TA
Reference - Your job as a teaching assistant assigned to
a mathematics class is to help the instructor teach and to help the
students learn. Exactly what this means will depend on the class and
the instructor. This document attempts to outline general department
policies and College regulations that apply to all TAs, as well as to
pinpoint some resources and contacts that might be useful to you.
Certification Resources - Current syllabi for areas of certification, and in many cases sample questions to assist you in your preparation for the certification process.
The Guide - Now What - A guide for graduate students written by Mark L. Tomforde (Ph.D. 2002) more fully titled: "I've passed my quals, now what?" (A guide for Ph.D. candidates in mathematics at Dartmouth College). Mark offers a great deal of insight into the entire process of choosing an advisor and successfully writing your thesis.
Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of Learning - all services are available to graduate students.
