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WHAT DO WE DO? GPSF Advocate policies for improved campus and community resources Collaborate to create policies that respond to the particular needs.

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2 WHAT DO WE DO? GPSF Advocate policies for improved campus and community resources Collaborate to create policies that respond to the particular needs and interests of all graduate and professional students. Connect with graduate and professional students both socially and intellectually across disciplines.

3 Funding: GPSF’s activities are funded by the Student Government Activities Fee assessed to ALL students; we receive 25% of the fee revenues Membership: All fee paying graduate & professional students are members! Thus, YOU are able to participate in all GPSF events MONEY & MEMBERSHIP Holding a position: The President and members of Student Congress are elected; all other positions appointed pending application

4 THE STRUCTURE OF GPSF Legislative Executive Judicial Senate Congress Cabinet Executive Board External Appointments Honor Court

5 GPSF CABINET: WHO TO CONTACT HTTPS://GPSF.UNC.EDU/GPSF-RESOURCES/CABINET/ Cabinet PositionRepresentative Academic policy Rashmi Patel Anel Jaramillo Campus and Personal Safety Steven Otto City and local relationsDustin Rawlings Diversity/LGBTIQ JP Balmonte Cassandra Hartblay Health policy Nikhil Tomar Manasi Kulkarni Information technologySrividya Kalyanaraman International student advocate Upoma Guha Legislative affairsKatie Lavoie Outreach CoordinatorChaitanya Puranik Cabinet PositionRepresentative Public ServiceFatima Manzoor Mentoring ChairAmanda Keeler TransportationJesse Cohn SocialBrandon Boyle Special projectsJustin McNabb Student Family AdvocateLindsey Wallace Student professional development Katie Walker Student Opportunity Advocate Justin Johnson SustainabilityAleksandra Rebeka TA/RA Advocate Taylor Livingston Matthew Haynes

6 PAST GPSF-SPONSORED SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL EVENTS GPSF Grad Games Socials Service Projects University Research Day

7 Funding Resources Travel Awards Senate Appropriations Social Budget GPSF RESOURCES WWW.GPSF.UNC.COM Student Life Resources GPSF Newsletter GradAlert! GPSF Resource Guide

8 GETTING INVOLVED Your program Senator: https://gpsf.unc.edu/gpsf-resources/senate/ Outreach Coordinator: Chaitanya Puranik (cpuranik@email.unc.edu) Cabinet: https://gpsf.unc.edu/gpsf-resources/cabinet/ Honor Court: https://gpsf.unc.edu/gpsf-resources/graduate-honor-court/

9 WELCOME TO THE UNC!!! http://gpsf.unc.edu http://www.facebook.com/uncgpsf @GPSFatUNC UNC GPSF

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