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GSG Social Newsletter for 5 April 2013
Read about exciting events coming up in the GSG Social Newsletter! More about: GSG Social Newsletter for 5 April 2013
President Colón Cabrera's March 2013 Report
GRID Planning Coordinator
The Graduate Student Government GRID Planning Committee (GPC) is seeking a graduate student to serve as GRID Coordinator for the planning and production of GRID 2012 to be held on April 11, 2012. The position appointment period is from January 24, 2012 April 13, 2011 with approximately 5 hours per week at $16/hour with potentially increased hours approaching the day of the event. Scheduling of hours per week is flexible. More about: GRID Planning Coordinator
GRID 2012 Announcement
Graduate Research Interaction Day 2012 will take place all day on April 11th 2012. This year session will include exciting presentations and posters from University of Maryland graduate students of diverse disciplines and backgrounds. Students will share their research, obtain valuable faculty and peer feedback, and hone their conference presentation skills within the comfort of their own campus environment. More about: GRID 2012 Announcement
Help Plan Graduate Research Interaction Day (GRID) 2012!
The Graduate Student Government seeks graduate students to help plan Graduate Research Interaction Day (GRID) 2012, set for Wednesday, April 11. This exciting event will feature research presentations of graduate students from all disciplines across campus and feature free food, great speakers, and a chance to learn more about graduate research from all around campus. More about: Help Plan Graduate Research Interaction Day (GRID) 2012!
GSG President's Address to the Assembly : September 2011
"Read on for the GSG president Anna Bedford's speech to the Assembly on Housing concerns of graduate students, parental leave from studies and more!" More about: GSG President's Address to the Assembly : September 2011
President's Report to the Assembly
During the last assembly meeting of the semester, Anna Bedford submitted this report, covering healthcare, insurance, housing, GRID, GSG Proclamations, and more! More about: President's Report to the Assembly
Volunteers Needed for GRID!
The Graduate Student Government is looking for both undergraduate and graduate students who would be willing to help out with Graduate Research Interaction Day (GRID) on Wednesday, April 6th in the Stamp Student Union. We are looking for volunteers who are willing to help for either a few hours or the whole day. We need many volunteers to help make GRID a success! Volunteers will receive a free GSG t-shirt! More about: Volunteers Needed for GRID!
GRID Social
The Graduate Student Government will host a GRID Social on Wednesday, April 6th from 4-6pm in the Colony Ballroom of the Stamp Student Union. The GRID Social provides an opportunity for GRID participants and the graduate student community to come together to interact with one another, share ideas and celebrate the accomplishments of University graduate students. More about: GRID Social
GRID Interactive Panels
This year's GRID on Wednesday, April 6th will feature interactive panels which are designed to provide a forum for discussions of topics important to the promotion and advancement of graduate research. Attendees can ask the panelists questions and open discussion on issues relevant to the panel theme. More about: GRID Interactive Panels
Discounted Poster Printing for GRID!
The GSG has negotiated for discounted poster printing through the Design and Copy Service shop at the Stamp Student Union. They will offer GRID presenters 20% off the cost of printing your poster! If you plan on using them for printing, you must bring your poster to them as a PDF file on a flash drive. More about: Discounted Poster Printing for GRID!
Call for Judges - Help us with GRID!
The Graduate Student Government (GSG) is currently in need of faculty from all academic disciplines to serve as judges for GRID on Wednesday, April 6, 2011. Judges play an integral role in the success of GRID in that they provide student presenters with valuable feedback and ultimately help select the presenters who are awarded travel grants. More about: Call for Judges - Help us with GRID!
Call for Abstracts - Present Your Research at GRID!
The Graduate Student Government (GSG) is hosting Graduate Research Interaction Day (GRID) on April 6, 2011. GRID provides an on-campus conference-style venue in which graduate students from all academic backgrounds can share their research, obtain valuable faculty and peer feedback, and hone their conference presentation skills within the comfort of their own campus environment. GRID fosters healthy competition among students by recognizing and awarding the best presentations from subject-themed oral and poster presentation sessions. More about: Call for Abstracts - Present Your Research at GRID!
