News
The Graduate School and the CSU Health Network have recently put together a "Graduate Student Health Insurance Communications Toolkit" that can help answer questions about health insurance at CSU and direct you to important external resources.
We are in need of an alternate University Facility Fee Advisory Board representative (who will be invited to serve as the primary representative starting in the Fall). The meetings are Thursdays from 5-6pm, with dinner provided. If you are interested in serving in this important role, please just let me know.
We are still looking for a new representative(s) for The President's Commission on Diversity and Inclusion. The commission meets the last Wednesday of every month from 1-2:30 pm. Please reach out to Della or Kelsie with questions about the
position and how to get involved.
We would like to thank the Graduate School and the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs for recently putting together information on important graduate student resources.
Links to General Fee Schedule & Graduate Tuition and Fees
http://registrar.colostate.edu/media/sites/29/2015/02/Graduate-Base-Tuition-and-Fees.pdf
https://webcms.colostate.edu/registrar/media/sites/29/2015/01/General_Fee_Schedule.pdf
Link to Graduate Advising Excellence Task Force: Department, Advisor, and Student Recommendations
Upcoming Events
GSC Picnic at City Park - Thursday, Aug. 17 at 5PM
Our first general meeting will be
August 28 at 6-7pm
LSC room 386
Pizza dinner provided by GSC!
Other Events
To Be Updated Soon
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The Graduate Student Council represents and advocates for Colorado State University graduate and professional students within CSU and beyond. Our goal is to improve the experience of graduate education at CSU, through:
- representing graduate and professional students within the Associated Students of CSU (ASCSU), our campus-wide student government,
- representing graduate and professional students on committees of Faculty Council, boards overseeing student fee areas, and other university committees,
- advocating for the concerns of graduate and professional students beyond the university, to the state legislature and other bodies,
- spending fee money allocated to the Graduate Student Council by ASCSU and other entities for the benefit of graduate students,
- building relationships with university administrators to advocate for changes to policies, procedures, and programs that benefit graduate and professional students,
- bringing students from diverse graduate and professional programs together for the purposes of networking, collaboration, and advocacy on issues of common concern.
- Fill out the feedback form if you have any suggestions or concerns or email your department representative.
- Join the GSC email announcements list to get regular updates (about once a week) about GSC events and activities.
- Attend the next GSC meeting. We meet once each month during the semester, on the first Monday at 6pm in LSC room 324. All meetings are open for anyone to attend and participate!
- Represent your department or program. This only requires attending one monthly GSC meeting and being generally available as a conduit for students in your program to the GSC. Is your department currently represented?
- Represent graduate and professional students on a university committee. Committees on which graduate students get a vote do everything from approve academic standards to deciding how student fee money is spent - serve as a representative or alternate to a committee that interests you!