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The Graduate Student Council Diversity Advocacy Committee is currently recruiting graduate and professional students from all seven of Stanford’s schools to serve on the Vice Provost for Graduate Education’s Graduate Diversity Steering Committee. Committee members should be interested in advancing graduate student diversity at Stanford.
One of the chief concerns of the Office of the Vice Provost for Graduate Education is to promote the success of students from a variety of backgrounds, including those underrepresented within research universities. In order to develop guidelines and priorities for this endeavor, Vice Provost Patti Gumport has composed a committee of concerned faculty, staff, and graduate students. The Graduate Student Council has agreed to help identify 4 graduate and/or professional students to serve on this committee. The tenure for the graduate representative positions will be the 2012-2013 academic year. The positions will require a time commitment of roughly one 2-hour meeting per quarter (Fall, Winter, and Spring). Further questions about the committee and completed applications can be sent to Fanuel Muindi, Chair of the GSC Diversity Advocacy Committee, at [email protected]
Applications are THIS Sunday October 21st, 2012.
where: The Row (Mayfield Ave north of Campus Drive - next to Hillel/Koret)
when: 11 am (kickoff at noon)
things to bring: blankets, chairs, friends, and Cardinal Pride!
Date: Friday, September 28
Time: 9pm-1am
Location: Rains’ Hacienda Commons, https://tinyurl.com/HaciendaCommons
Cost: FREE!
Come join us for a no frills night of partying and music and just having fun before the school year gets up to full steam! A photo booth, beer and slushies, EANABs, food and music will liven up the evening. Broken Silence Sound will spin Top 40 and reggae. Bring proof of age and SUID if you’d like to drink, and come early to grab a white shirt and highlighters to play around in the black light!
More welcome events information found at: https://studentaffairs.stanford.edu/glo/gsic/welcome
APPLY NOW: Application Attached Here
Questions? [email protected]
Student Initiated Courses provides opportunities for students to lead courses on subjects
they are both passionate and informed about and that aren’t covered by the standard University curriculum.
SAM currently exists at the undergraduate and master degree level and has been piloted in 3 PhD areas. This is a new leadership team being established by the Career Development Center to pro vide support, guidance and growth to the current Stanford Alumni Mentoring Program https://mentoring.stanford.edu to include PhD students in the schools of Humanities & Sciences, Engineering, Earth Sciences and Education.
Please complete this short SAM PhD Leadership Application* by August 6, 2012. In person and SKYPE interviews will be on a rolling basis.
The GSC is grounded on three pillars:
Through these pillars, the GSC unifies graduate and professional students throughout their academic group at Stanford University. As graduate / professional student, you already are a member!
Contact us at chair at gsc.stanford.edu
And always remember to wear a bike helmet!
Interested in being active with the GSC? Get on the GSC Members List. Just visit https://mailman.stanford.edu/mailman/listinfo/gsc-members and subscribe with your stanford.edu account!
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