The Graduate College works in coordination with the Office of Interprofessional Education and the Interdisciplinary Student Council to provide programming that allows students to earn a transcript notation. Participation in select programming can be applied towards the required 16 hours for the IPE Distinction.  

• Career & Professional Development Seminar Series: the Graduate College hosts a monthly seminar series with workshops and featured speakers to support professional development and career exploration for all graduate students and postdoctoral trainees. Students can receive up to 4 hours of IPE credit by attending these seminars each year.

• The GREAT Symposium: the Graduate College hosts the annual Graduate Research and Technology Symposium which allows students and postdocs to showcase their research and develop presentation skills. Students who present at the GREAT Symposium will earn 4 hours of IPE credit. To participate all presenters are required to submit an abstract for a poster or oral presentation or a title for the Flash Talk Competition. Submission dates and participant instructions can be found on the GREAT website.