What is GSG?

We are Graduate Student Government (GSG). We provide the voice to over 17,000 students at USC. Our structure includes a Senate of 80 graduate students from the various schools and departments at the school. These senators are elected or selected by the governing student organization at each school or department.
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GPSS Weekly Newsletter, August 24, 2011

Greetings USC Graduate Students!

Welcome back to school! GPSS is back with many interesting events. Here is the line up for this week:

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Are you new to GSG?

  • Just found out about GSG?
  • Want to get involed?
  • Want to use GSG services?

Start from here!

  1. General info about GSG and its mission
  2. Who runs GSG?
    1. GSG Senate. Are you a new senator?
    2. GSG Executive board members
    3. GSG has many committees.
    4. GSG Elections
  3. Read our recommended links suggested by GSG members.
  4. Information about opting-out and the Programming Fee.
  5. Updates about Metro card and Transit Access Pass (TAP).
  6. Funding
    1. Apply for funding (Student organizations)
    2. Apply for GSG Travel Grants
  7. GSG Newsletter
    1. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter
    2. Post your announcement in our newsletter
  8. GSG Calendar of Events!
  9. GSG Classified Ads (Place your ads for free or read other people's ads)
  10. Communicate with other graduate students:
    1. Share and read your graduate life stories in MyGLife!
    2. Write for our website!
  11. GSG has a branch at HSC (Health Science Campus)
  12. GSG is on Facebook. Have you liked us yet?

 

You can contact us from here or use this email address: gpss - - - at - - - usc - - -dot - - -edu

 


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To tell everyone who will listen about what we are doing to further causes that we believe in...

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Dear graduate students,

It is with much regret that I must inform you that the discounted TAP Program for USC graduate students has been put on hold. On July 25, 2011 I was informed by LA Metro that they were raising the price from $8.63 to $17.36 (more than double the price) per student per semester based on a re-interpretation of our April 2010 survey results. We had been working on financial projections with the $8.63 price since October 2010 so you can imagine how difficult this information was to receive. Despite our best efforts to resolve the issue by working with the USC Office of Government and Civic Engagement, who helped us write a letter to Metro's CEO Arthur T. Leahy, the best offer we were able to get from them was Fall semester at the original price and Spring semester at the new price.

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Bibliotech, a conference at Stanford University, explores the potential for innovation that doctoral students in the humanities can bring to Silicon Valley.

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Perhaps I’m under the delusion that a formal is supposed to be a sophisticated and refined black-tie only event...

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