Support

Writing Support Website

Writing specialists guide graduate students in improving their writing skills and assist at any stage in the writing process.

• Schedule an appointment
  • To schedule an appointment, you must create an account. After you create the account, you can log in and schedule an appointment. Face-to-face appointments occur on the Broadway campus at 4301 Broadway, Administrative Building - Suite AD-1A, Tel: (210) 805-3555.

If you have questions about writing support, please email gradwriting@uiwtx.edu

Statistics/SPSS mentoring is on basic statistics and assistance with SPSS software. When attending a session, bring a copy of the course syllabus, textbook, and assignment. Sessions last about one hour. Sessions are by appointment only and can be scheduled by emailing Dr. David Fike.

The UIW Libraries support the university’s academic programs with materials, instruction, and technology that advance the intellectual development of its students and the scholarship activities of its faculty.

• Research Help
• Graduate Research Process
• Library Resources

UIW Libraries

• J.E. and L.E. Mabee Library
• George W. Brackenridge Library at the Feik School of Pharmacy
• George W. Brackenridge Library at the Rosenberg School of Optometry
• Geneva R. Johnson Library at the School of Physical Therapy
• School of Osteopathic Medicine Library

Orientation Website

Coordinated by the Office of Research and Graduate Studies, the New UIW Graduate Student & Family Orientation provides an overview of what to expect as a new graduate student including information on policies, procedures, resources and services on campus. Family and friends will learn how to offer support throughout the educational experience.

Student Resources Website

The University of the Incarnate Word offers a variety of resources to help students achieve their scholarly, personal, and professional goals. View resources from academics to entertainment on the student Resources webpage.

Contact your advisor in order to register for classes each semester. They will give you a PIN (that changes each semester) to register for classes. Communicate with your advisor in a timely fashion to ensure you get the necessary classes.

You must have satisfied all your program requirements and have registered to graduate. For detailed information about registering to graduate, view the Office of the Registrar's Application Process Page.