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January 31, 2005
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Below, in reverse chronological order from the date of posting, are the
archived news headlines that have appeared on the GSG homepage.
Princeton Experience Survey·November 2004
In March 2003, the University performed a survey of both the undergraduate
classes 2003 and 2005 and of graduate students. The goal of the Princeton
Experience Survey was to address extracurricular and academic life issues
for Princeton students. Including the students who took the survey in
2001, 893 graduate students filled out the survey. Note: all Black and
Hispanic students participated; only ten students were post-enrolled. The
results were made public at the November 8th CPUC meeting. You can access
a PDF version of the Princeton Experience Survey results for graduate
students here.
Potential changes to the GSG Election By-laws ·
October 2004
The Graduate Student Government Assembly is currently considering changing
our by-laws relating to our election procedure in an effort to address
problems that came up during the 2003-2004 election process. A proposed
version of the changes was formally presented to Assembly for approval
during our October meeting. A text version of this proposal is available
here.
This proposal was tabled until our November meeting to incorporate changes
suggested by Assembly members. Parliamentary Secretary Jack Tinsley has
organized a committee to work on changes to the proposal. Please refer to
the August, September and the forthcoming October minutes for more
details. You can also contact your department Assembly rep or gsg@.
Wine and Cheese Party · September 17, 2004
The GSG's first event for the academic year will be a Wine and Cheese
Party held on September 17, 2004 from 8pm to 10pm at the Carl A. Fields
Center in Liberty Hall. All graduate students and their guests over 21
are welcome. This event is sponsored by the Graduate Student Government,
the Graduate School, and Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni.
The 70's party at the DBar, located in the Graduate College, will
follow the Wine and Cheese Party.
Graduate Student Government Presentation to the Provost ·
September 8, 2004
You can access the presentation members of the Graduate Student Government
made to the new Provost Christopher Eisgruber at our September meeting. A
text version is available
here;
a pdf version
here.
Frolic at Frist · June 10, 2004
The GSG hosts the last social event of the 2003-2004 school year,
Frolic at Frist, on Thursday June 10, 2004 from 5pm to 8pm. Food,
beverages, and dessert will be provided. Also, there will be live
musical performances from student and local bands Unsent Letters, The
Big Mechanical Bull, and The Red One. This event is sponsored by the
Graduate Student Government, Frist Campus Center, the Graduate School,
Office of the VP for Campus Life, and the Association of Princeton
Graduate Alumni.
Charity Furniture Drive · June 1-2, 2004
The annual Charity Furniture Drive will occur on Tuesday, June 1, 2004
from 2pm to 7pm and Wednesday, June 2, 2004 from 10am to 7pm. The Drive
will be held at Alexander Beach next to Witherspoon Hall (click here for a campus map).
Recycled furniture will be available for purchase at very low prices.
All proceeds go to local charities. This event is sponsored by the
Graduate Student Government and the Office of State and Community
Affairs.
CPUC Elections 2004 · April 14, 2004
The following graduate students were elected to the CPUC for the
2004-2005:
Nicole Esparza (Soc. Sci - SOC)(Executive Committee of CPUC)
Jack Tinsley (Engieering - CHE)
Meredith Safran (Humanities - CLA)(Executive Committee of CPUC)
Lior Silberman (Sciences - MAT)
Guillaume Sabouret (Engineering - ELE)
Annika Peter (Sciences - PHY)
James Bickford (Humanities - ENG)
In addition we have nominated the following persons to to serve on the
following committees:
Governance Committee: Sara Nephew (SOC)
Judicial Committee: Tauna Szymanski (WWS)
Priorities Committee: Newsha Dau (WWS) and Ian Parrish (AST)
Resources Committee: Andrew Moroz (ORF)
Rights and Rules: Lior Silberman (MAT)and Christiana Meyer (EEB)]
GSG Officer Elections 2004 · March 11,
2004
GSG Releases the Graduate Student Life Initiative 2003 ·
March 4, 2004
The GSG Assembly has released to the public the
Graduate
Student Life Initiative 2003.
This is the third annual Graduate Student Life Initiative.
The GSLI summarizes the state of graduate student life and makes
recommendations in the areas of Post-Enrollment, Housing, Parking and
Transportation, Information Technology, Health Care, International
Students' Concerns, Campus Relations, and several other
issues.
Graduate Student Government and Queer Graduate Caucus Valentine's
Day Dance February 14 · February 15, 2004
The GSG announces its fifth annual St. Valentine's Day Dance, Love
at Frist Sight, which will be held Saturday, February 14, 2004, from
10:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. in the Frist Multipurpose Room. Food and beverages
will be provided. Music will be by DJ Yiorgos. Princeton University graduate
students and their guests (ages 21 and over) are welcome. The dance is
sponsored by the GSG, QGC, The Graduate School, the Association of
Princeton Graduate Alumni, the Office of the Vice President for Campus
Life, and the Frist Campus Center.
Fill Out the Love-Match Survey to Have
the Love-Match Computer
"scientifically" match you with others
Love-Match
2004
GSG Officer Elections 2004 · January 29,
2004
The GSG is holding general elections for its seven officer positions:
Chair, Parliamentary Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Recording
Secretary, Press Secretary, Treasurer, and Social Chair.
Election days, March 1st to March 5th.
Vote Online HERE.
The link will be active until Friday, March 5.
Please see the
GSG Officer Elections 2004 Webpage for more details
Proposed
Funding Schedule · January 22, 2004
The GSG Assembly has recently been challenged by the difficulty of trying
to cosponsor an ever-increasing slate of graduate student-run events with
a normal annual budget, as opposed to the past few years when irregular
surpluses swelled the co-sponsorship budget. The tendency to fund
generously suggests that we may deplete that budget before the end of the
fiscal year, and some Assembly members have called for more planning.
Assembly has discussed whether creating a more regulated funding
application schedule would help Assembly decide how to best allocate
funds, as well as conserving the time spent discussing funding requests
during meetings.
This new schedule would take effect on March 2004, and funding requests
for events from March to June would be filed so as to be discussed in the
February meeting.
For more details please see:
Proposed
Funding Schedule
Tutorial on Housing Draw Revision · January 15,
2004 At the Assembly meeting January 14, 2004, GSG Press
Secretary Meredith Safran presented an informative tutorial on the
Housing
Draw Revision. Please click on the link below for answers to these and
other important questions:- How does the current draw
work?
- What's
wrong with the system?
- Is there a way to address these
problems?
- Wait, where does the child bonus fit in?
- How is
hardship
currently
handled?
The
Proposed Housing Draw Revision:
A Tutorial based on Frequently
Asked Questions
No GSG Office Hours During Winter Break ·
December 15, 2003
The GSG office will be closed for Winter Break begining December 15th.
Office hours will resume on January 8th. Hours are not yet set for
the Spring Semester. Just email gsg@ to set up an appointment.
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