Former GPSG President Theodore Nollert announces run for Chapel Hill Town Council
Theodore Nollert, the 2022-23 president of the Graduate and Professional Student Government, announced his candidacy for Chapel Hill Town Council this ...
Read More »Theodore Nollert, the 2022-23 president of the Graduate and Professional Student Government, announced his candidacy for Chapel Hill Town Council this ...
Read More »The Graduate and Professional Student Federation represents graduate and professional students at UNC. The group is an arm of the UNC student government. Graduate and professional students can request travel grants, departmental allocations and other funding through the federation.
It is comprised of executive, legislative, and judicial branches. The executive branch is responsible for advocacy for its constituents. The legislative branch disburses graduate student fees, as well as creates legislation. The judicial branch houses the Graduate Honor Court, which hears cases that deal with academic or conduct violations.
The student government at UNC was designed to resemble the structure of the U.S. Government. Here's an explainer of how it works and who holds positions ...
Read More »Graduate students in the UNC community face complications in the relationship between their stipends and rent in Chapel Hill. Between finding roommates, ...
Read More »The UNC Faculty Council met Friday to discuss a new health research center, graduate student stipends, changes between online learning systems and affirmative ...
Read More »The minimum graduate student stipend only covers approximately 68.5 percent of the cost to attend UNC-Chapel Hill, a recent study by the Graduate and ...
Read More »Theodore Nollert has been elected as Graduate and Professional Student Government student body president with 59.14 percent of the total votes cast — ...
Read More »Two candidates are running to be the president of the Graduate and Professional Student Government: Theodore Nollert and Zachary Boyce. The election is ...
Read More »Dean of the Graduate School Suzanne Barbour said that holistic approaches toward graduate admissions is a consideration not just at UNC, but for all of ...
Read More »In Tuesday's meeting of the Administrative Board of the Graduate School, Dean Suzanne Barbour said the GRE will not be centrally required for admission ...
Read More »Neel Swamy was announced as president-elect of GPSG on Wednesday by the Board of Elections. That same day, Kade Sutton was elected president of the CAA. ...
Read More »The Graduate and Professional Student Federation Senate adopted three resolutions at an emergency meeting Tuesday that call for University leadership ...
Read More »With a little more than a month left before the fall semester is set to begin, critical questions about the return to on-campus operations remain. The ...
Read More »In a petition published June 12, graduate workers have expressed concerns about the safety and logistics of returning to campus for in-person instruction ...
Read More »Faculty, fellows and teaching assistants are petitioning UNC administration to guarantee that no instructor will be required to teach in person during ...
Read More »Several directors of graduate studies programs met with Terry Rhodes, dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, last week to discuss a number of graduate ...
Read More »Campus Safety Commission meetings have been in session over the last two months to give students, faculty and staff the opportunity to discuss their concerns ...
Read More »Suzanne Barbour, former program director at the National Science Foundation, has been the Graduate School dean at the University of Georgia for three ...
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