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Membership in the GSC
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The GSC consists of all graduate students in Department. Membership is
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Purpose of the GSC
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To observe everything in the Department that
affects the life of graduate students, to apprise the faculty of any
student concerns, and to make recommendations for the improvement of
the graduate program.
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To give students a forum in which to voice their
concerns.
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To send representatives to the CGE.
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To publicize information of interest to students.
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To function as a hub for student subcommittees
addressing particular issues.
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To recruit and entertain prospective students.
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To integrate new students into the community.
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To orchestrate departmental social events.
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To advise on the publication of the GSC handbook.
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GSC Representatives
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2 to 3 (usually second- or third-year) students
from the graduate student body volunteer for a term of service of up to
2 years. If more than 3 students volunteer, the current representatives
will hold a vote. Positions are staggered in the sense that every year
there will be at least one representative who has served previously.
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Representatives are required to hold meetings
each semester where issues relevant to graduate study are raised and
discussed. Graduate Student Advisory Council Representatives for the
Department will also attend so they may take issues dealing with
graduate student life to a GSAS-wide forum. Representatives should,
however, be contacted whenever questions arise. |
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GSC
Representatives for 2011-2012:
Jean-Christophe Cloutier
Tim Donahue
Jason Fitzgerald
Arden Hegele
John Kuhn
Lindsay Van Tine
Audrey Walton
Danny Wright
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