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The Graduate Student Council (GSC) serves as the student government for Texas A&M University’s graduate and professional students. We are a council of graduate students representing all TAMU graduate students with a purpose to improve graduate students’ academic, living and social experiences. The GSC represents student’s concerns and is their liaison with the University Administration. General Assembly Meetings take place every 1st and 3rd Tuesday at 5:15 p.m. in Koldus 144. Assembly meetings are open to all graduate students.

Enlightened and Shared Governance Draft

Former President Elsa A. Murano charged the Task Force on Enlightened and Shared Governance with creating a definition of what shared governance is. Interim President R. Bowen Loftin continued this initiative.  The Graduate Student Council is making this draft available to our Representatives and their constituents.  Please, read and submit feedback to gsc@tamu.edu.

Enlightened and Shared Governance Draft

Survey on the Proposed Student Fee Increases for Fiscal Year 2010-2011

To VIEW Proposed Fee Increases, please click HERE.

To SUBMIT your feedback, please click HERE.

Survey closes Monday, November 9th

If you have any questions, please email: gsc@tamu.edu


Who's Who applications for Graduate Students

Who's Who applications for Undergraduate and Graduate Students

are available online only at

Graduate Student Wine Tasting - Register NOW!

Socials/Seminars - OCT & NOV 2009

Socials 

Graduate Student Wine Tasting

Travel Awards

COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED FOR TRAVEL BETWEEN 12/1/09-2/28/10

COMPETITION FOR TRAVEL AFTER 3/1/10 WILL OPEN 12/15/10

GSC Calendar

Please check out the GSC calendar for updates about General Assembly sessions, programs, office hours, events, etc. 

http://gsc.tamu.edu/calendar

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Grad to Grad Mentoring Program

A New Town........
A New School......
New Procedures.....

So many questions, who to ask?
A fellow grad student -  that's who....

 

Goals

We hope that through participation in the Grad Mentoring Program current students will increase their knowledge about resources available at Texas A&M and new students will feel more comfortable navigating Texas A&M.  We also hope that students will feel that they have connected with other graduate students at Texas A&M.

 

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