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The GSAS Office of Student Affairs is responsible for the welfare of graduate students and monitors their academic status, progress, and discipline. The office also administers leave/travel applications and readmission applications.

Garth McCavana, Dean for Student Affairs

Rise Shepsle, Assistant Dean of Student Affairs

Ellen Fox, Director of Student Services

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Du Bois Society Hosts 20th Annual Welcome Event

Posted September 22, 2011

GSAS and the W.E.B. Du Bois Graduate Society sponsored their 20th annual welcome dinner for minority AM and PhD candidates earlier this month — a collegial evening of fun and relaxation and an occasion for new and returning students to meet and mingle. The dinner, held at Fire & Ice on Church Street, marked the kick-off of a year of networking and recruiting activities planned by the Du Bois Society. (View photos from the kickoff dinner below.)

Minority students and all others are invited to join Society members every third Thursday of the month at 6:30 for food, drinks, socializing, and networking at Cambridge Queens Head Pub in Memorial Hall, downstairs from Annenberg Hall. Fall 2011 dates: September 22 (note: this is the 4th Thursday of September), October 20, and November 17. Join the listserv for additional events and resources.

 

Students and young guest gathered for dinner at Fire & Ice

GSAS students Monica Bell, Anthony Jack and Funlayo Wood enjoy the grill.

 

Students chatted over drinks.Future scientists José Almaguer, Sorell Massenburg, and Christian Berrios.A guest chats with G-1’s Ryan Richardson and Olivia Ho-Shing.Kimberly Wortmann and Vanessa GonzalezShariya Terrell and José Cruz make a toast.