The Graduate Student Association (GSA) is a representative student government and advocacy group working for over 8,000 graduate and professional students at the University of Georgia. We advance student rights and interests, hold exciting socials, organize community service events, and keep students informed about issues relevant to graduate student life at UGA.
| DATE | TIME | BUILDING | ROOM |
| 26-Jan | 7-8p | MLC | 245 |
The President of GSA will gladly speak with any group about the purpose of GSA and the benefits we provide to all graduate and professional students at UGA. In order to schedule a speaking engagement, please send a request to gsa@uga.edu Thank you for your interest in the Graduate Student Association.
Events
The GSA generally has five types of events: Meetings, Socials, Philanthropy, Professional Development and the Georgia Graduate Student Interdisciplinary Conference.
Meeting are held once per month during the Fall and Spring Terms--generally on the fourth Monday of each month. The individual meetings are relatively short lasting from half an hour to a full hour from 6:30-8:00pm. Anyone is welcome to attend.
Socials are held less frequently than meetings although they are almost equally as important. Socials are generally held a few times per semester. These gatherings give us the opportunity to get to know one another more personally outside of the school environment. Again, everyone is welcome to attend the socials as well.
These Georgia Graduate Student Interdisciplinary Conference (GGSIC) is a academic conference hosted by GSA each Spring Term. The GGSIC gives students the opportunity to present their research in front a crowd of their peers to prepare for presentations at more prestigious academic conferences of the students' individual disciplines. The GGSIC is a great opportunity to see what kinds of research are being offered by current graduate students of the University of Georgia. For more information on the conference please visit the GGSIC page.
Upcoming Events
GSA Interdisciplinary Conference, New Extended Deadline!
The University of Georgia's Graduate Student Association Presents
The 10th Annual Interdisciplinary Conference
Analyzing the intricate interactions and complex conditions of our localities, nation, and world
Abstract Deadline: January 31, 2010
* How do the interactions and conditions of local and global systems affect the study of your field?
* How are such interactions evaluated, analyzed, and predicted?
* What solutions and insights has your discipline developed for addressing these issues and creating vitality in your field?
This year marks the 10th anniversary of Interdisciplinary Conference held on the University of Georgia's campus in Athens. For this year's conference the Graduate Student Association invites creative responses to and a broad array of interpretations of the conference theme: Health and the Disciplines.
Due to the growing national discussion about general health, disease, insurance, and health care we are looking for scholars' research seeking to analyze, evaluate, and describe the intricate interactions among subjects in their disciplines. For example, participators could analyze the condition of: individuals, societies, organizations, families, businesses, nations, governments, the world, the climate, communication, literature, as well as the physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social health of individuals, societies, and systems.
If you have any other questions feel free to email us at ugaconference@gmail.com. We look forward to your participation in this year's conference!
More information: http://sites.google.com/site/ugaconferencesite/home
Past Events
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