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Gradlife Student Advisory Committee

The Gradlife Student Advisory Committee exists to help us better understand the experiences of current graduate students and identify gaps in our programs and services.

The committee provides feedback about support offered to graduate students in Student Life.

The focus will be on evaluating current programming and communications, suggesting ways to improve how and what we offer, and providing direction for new projects.

Students who attend all four meetings (dates TBA) will receive CCR.

8-10 graduate students with representation from the four School of Graduate Studies divisions (Social Sciences, Humanities, Life Sciences and Physical Sciences) and includes both Master’s and Ph.D. students.

Members will be chosen to reflect the diversity of our graduate student community, with regards to gender, domestic vs. international students and professional vs. research-stream programs. We strongly welcome students from underrepresented groups.

Commitment

Four meetings (1.5 hours each) between September to April. Students who attend all four meetings will receive CCR recognition.