The Graduate School Office of Well-Being (GROW) serves as a hub for well-being for graduate and professional students at Michigan State University.
Our mission is to provide opportunities to build skills that support students in addressing the challenges of graduate school that impact their well-being.
Let us assist you in finding tools, resources, and programs to help you not just survive but actually thrive while achieving your academic and professional goals.
GROW provides tailored workshops about stress management, self-advocacy, imposterism, motivation, and other well-being related topics.
GROW offers different groups every semester for grad students to find community while advancing their academic and personal goals.
Reach out to meet with GROW for one-to-one consultations about support resources on campus.
The Leadership Collective’s Flagship Leadership Fellows Program is a year-long cohort-based experience where fellows implement change-oriented projects focused on improving graduate student well-being.
It comes with a $2000 annual stipend. Applications are due in mid-March.
GROW also offers periodic leadership workshops open to all graduate and professional students on topics like emotional intelligence, building an equitable foundation as a leader, and strategic communication.
Graduate School Office of Well-Being (GROW)
466 W. Circle Dr. 1st floor
East Lansing, Michigan 48824