News from the Dean for Student Affairs
February 2010
GSAS on Twitter, Facebook
Follow GSAS on Twitter and fan us on Facebook. We're posting all sorts of interesting things about the life of Harvard's Graduate School every day.
Groups Counseling Services
University Health Services offers a wide array of group therapy programs, focusing on concerns ranging from excessive worry and mood management to LGBT issues, eating habits, and relationships. Click here for a list of the spring 2010 groups.
Want to Live on Campus this Spring?
Do you know of a full-time Harvard graduate student in need of housing for the remainder of the current academic year? The GSAS Residence Halls have rooms available for spring 2010 occupancy. Eligible students should apply online and contact
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Last Call: Dudley Fellows, RAs
Friday, February 5, is the deadline to apply to become a Dudley Fellow or a Resident Advisor for next year. Make friends, plan events, become a mentor -- you'll be a key member of the GSAS community.
A Filmic February
Catch a flick during February's Fabulous Fellows Film Festival at Dudley House. See what's on the schedule here.
Bureau of Study Counsel: Spring Workshops
The Bureau of Study Counsel is a resource center for academic and personal development that encourages the learning and growth of the "whole person" in the interrelated realms of intellectual, emotional, and social life. Students consult the Bureau regarding a wide variety of academic issues and personal concerns, and the Bureau welcomes conversations with students about the interests, challenges, and dilemmas they encounter in their work and lives. Click the links below to browse the offerings.
Groups and Workshops – Spring 2010
Harvard Course in Reading and Study Strategies – Spring 2010
Tax Time Again
Check out the University's newly updated tax brochure for general guidelines for GSAS students who are US citizens or residents.
International students should check the Web site of the Harvard International Office for information on taxes for international students.
General Announcements:
Resources for Teaching Fellows
Read the TF handbook for 2009-2010, now online.
View Your Record in the Student Progress Database
GSAS has given access to the Student Progress Database for all GSAS students to see their own current records. Additionally, access has been given to faculty advisors to see the records of their advisees. If any information looks erroneous or incomplete, please contact the department staff of the student's program.
Sign Up for Emergency Text Message Notification
Harvard has launched MessageMe, a new emergency broadcast text messaging service for all members of the University community. Students, staff, and faculty may sign up to receive text messages in the event of an extreme emergency on campus.
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Harvard International SOS (I-SOS) Travel Assistance Program
Find out about Harvard I-SOS's 24-hour-a-day, worldwide emergency medical and security evacuation services.
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Library Resources for Students
The Harvard College Library Website provides extensive resources for GSAS students who are writing the dissertation or teaching undergraduates.
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Secondary Fields Offered in PhD Studies
Secondary fields can greatly enhance a student's PhD program. Click here to learn more and to find out which GSAS programs currently offer secondary fields.
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