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mikel
12-09-2007 08:11
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Graduate Student Association (GSA)
The School of Social Work has an elected student organization that acts as a liaison between the students and the administration and faculty. This group is known as the Graduate Student Association (GSA). The GSA typically is the place where graduate students can bring feedback about the program or suggestions for events and can come for direction and assistance. The GSA also plans several events for the student body throughout the academic year. Some events organized so far include student-to-student forums, student faculty meets, informal networking events for social work students, mentoring programs, coffee workshops, end-of-semester celebrations, career panels, and a graduation party. Several student organizations operate in collaboration with the GSA. These are Pride-in-Practice, MOSAIC, and Peer2Peer.
To learn more about the GSA, visit their website.
You can also join the GSA's e-mail listserv to receive announcements and information about upcoming social work events at the School of Social Work, NYU, and at large in the NYU community. To join, send a blank e-mail to
 serv members also receive weekly email newsletters with information on events organized by the GSA. If you would like to become more involved with the GSA, feel free to introduce yourself to them during office hours or contact them via e-mail or phone. The GSA office is located at the garden level, in the student lounge at the School of Social Work.
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