The Graduate and Professional Student Assembly ensures direct and continued involvement of graduate and professional school students in the governance of non-academic affairs of the University.
The GPSA brings together Cornell’s community of graduate and professional students to address non-academic issues of common concern. Drawing upon the strengths of its diverse community, the GPSA is responsible for setting and distributing the graduate student activity fee and representatives to University committees. The GPSA voting member body is composed of 36 voting members including delegates from each graduate division, the graduate and professional schools, and standing committee chairpersons, elected from the larger body of field representatives.
Meet the Leadership
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Kate Carter Cram
Kate Carter Cram President, Graduate and Professional Student Assembly kkc74@cornell.eduKate Carter-Cram is a first-year MS student in the Dyson School's Applied Economics and Management program. Kate is interested in international economic development policy, but specifically as the field intersects with feminist/ gender and labor economics. She strives to listen to and empower all graduate and professional students to create a sense of belonging and ownership for everyone in the campus community. Kate is originally from Boise, Idaho and enjoys traveling, watching movies, and discovering new experiences.
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Josh Marcus Washington
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Gizem Akkan
Gizem Akkan Ranking Member, University Assembly (Graduate and Professional Student Assembly Representative) ga267@cornell.edu
Join Us for a Meeting
Latest Meeting
Cornell University - Graduate and Professional Student Assembly03/20/2023 5:00pm
Room 701, Clark Hall // Zoom
Next Meeting
Cornell University - Graduate and Professional Student Assembly04/10/2023 5:00pm
401 Physical Sciences Building // Zoom
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Graduate and Professional Student Assembly GPCI Ad Hoc Committee
The Graduate and Professional Community Initiative (GPCI) is a needs assessment and strategic planning document for the Graduate and Professional community. This ad hoc committee reviews the current GPCI and develops a new document every five years.
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Connects and advocates specifically for international graduate students and graduate students from diverse backgrounds.
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The Communications Committee maintains the accessible flow of information from the GPSA to the graduate and professional student body and the Cornell community.
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