Respond to University statement relating to Amendment One
Duke University released a statement relating to some of the key issues surrounding the proposed Amendment One. When this happened, it was picked up by several news stations. One news blog, DukeCheck.com, contacted GPSC (as well as a few other campus groups) for our reactions to the statement. We would like to remind students of Article XIX in GPSC by-laws, our anti-discrimination policy. On behalf of GPSC, GPSC President responded with the following:
‘We at GPSC are proud to have a very diverse student body. Our purpose is to represent and advocate on behalf of ALL graduate and professional students at Duke University. We are supportive of the stance the University has taken on this very serious issue.’
GPSC Election Results
The elections for GPSC Executive Board and GPSC Representatives to BoT Standing Committees 2012-2013 were held on March 20 and March 27 during the General Assembly meetings. Congratulations to the new officers and representatives.
To see a full list of all the elected officers and representatives, please click more.
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GPSC BoT Reps Election/Nomination
The election of the 2012-13 GPSC student representatives to the Board of Trustees Standing Committees will begin during the General Assembly meeting on Tuesday, March 27, at 6:30. Nominations should be forwarded to GPSC VP Bill Hunt at wrh6@duke.edu prior to the meeting (please include candidate’s name and position sought). Nominations will also be solicited during the meeting. You may also nominate yourself.
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