GPSF President Ryan Collins and Chief of External Relations and Advocacy Maian Adams attended the monthly meeting of the Faculty Council on September 11. Below are notes from the meeting. The recording can be viewed here. COVID-19 Update (Provost Bob Blouin) … Read more
Are you or your students working with data this semester? When your Python script needs troubleshooting or you need help finding a dataset, do you know who to contact? The Research Hub at Davis Library provides free, virtual resources and … Read more
Election Day 2020 is fast approaching, and it is critical that we do not let the current pandemic stand in the way of making our voices heard and our votes count! That’s why GPSF is launching the Carolina Votes campaign … Read more
Applications are due September 8 and can be found here: https://studentconduct.unc.edu/honor-system/join-honor-system The purpose of the Honor System is to preserve the responsible exercise of freedom, maintain Carolina’s rigorous standards, educate all community members about citizenship, honor, and integrity, and protect … Read more
Enrollment Deadline: September 10 Students (including GAPS) participating in Carolina Away or 100% remote instruction are still eligible for Student Blue and can remain enrolled if already enrolled. Students who waive or do not take action by September 10 will not be automatically enrolled in Student Blue; students … Read more
Students have until September 4 to cancel fall parking permits for a “full” refund (back to August 19). We will keep students updated when new information about parking and transportation is available.
The Academic Research Conference in its 5th year was renamed The Graduate Research and Policy Expo or GRaPE, and in year 6, the GRaPE was a great success. We had staff members from Richard Burr and Thom Tillis’ offices in … Read more
The Graduate and Professional Student Federation (GPSF) has submitted the following report to the UNC administration and Board of Trustees regarding the future of the Confederate Statue, known as Silent Sam, based on feedback from UNC students. We hope UNC … Read more
