Clemson Graduate Students

📢 Lead. Advocate. Inspire. – GSG Elections 2025-2026 📢

🔹 Shape the Future of Graduate Student Leadership at Clemson! 🔹

🏆 Applications Now Open for GSG President & Vice President! 🏆

Take the next step in leading the graduate student community by running for GSG President or Vice President for the 2025-2026 academic year. This is your chance to advocate for students, influence policies, and drive meaningful change at Clemson University.

🔗 Apply now: https://forms.office.com/r/uhgU62Etps
📅 Deadline: March 3, 2025, by 11:59 P.M.

Your Voice. Your Leadership. Your GSG.

Join us for the Graduate Student Senate Meeting Tomorrow!

We are excited to host Dr. Jenny Presgraves, Director of Graduate Professional Development and Well-Being, as our guest speaker.

📅 Date: February 20, 2025
⏰ Time: 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM
📍 Venue: Freeman Hall 78

Engage in meaningful discussions, gain insights, and connect with fellow graduate students. See you there!

📢 JOIN US for the CUSG x GSG Open Forum! 🗣️
An opportunity to engage with Clemson leadership and discuss important topics that matter to students! 🎓💡

📅 Date: February 12
📍 Location: Humanities G66
⏰ Time: 6-8 PM

Speakers include:
✅ Dr. Doug Hallenbeck – Vice President for Student Affairs
✅ Dr. Bob Jones - Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost
✅ Dr. John M Lopes - Associate Provost and Dean of the Graduate School
✅ Graham Neff - Director of Athletics

Come with your questions, concerns, and ideas! Let’s make student voices heard. See you there! 👏🐅

Hey grad students! Happy Friday! Can you guess where this photo was taken? Hint: it’s from our first social event of the year!
📷: .thomas

Come party with us this Friday! Will be having food and fun at the Clemson Outdoor labs from 6:30-9. We hope to see you there in your best Halloween costume!

We, the executive board of the Graduate Student Governments, stand we the Iranian community and we will do everything in our power to support our peers.

Hey grad students! We’re providing meals for those in town during the Thanksgiving holiday. If you’re around and would like a meal sign up on TigerQuest below!

Hey all! Interested in participating in an online wellness retreat? is hosting a happiness retreat free to all Clemson graduate students at the end of this month!

What is SKY Happiness Retreat?

A powerful weekend retreat filled with evidence-based meditation and breathwork practices, social connection, self-development, and stress-management skills brings calm, clarity, and happiness.

The SKY Happiness Retreat is an immersive, life-skills training and self-development program offered to thousands of students at more than 50 universities across the country, including Yale, Stanford, and MIT.

Join this unique experience in the comfort of your own home and register below!

Register here: bit.ly/skyatclemson

Join us this Monday for a seminar hosted by the biological sciences department! The featured guest speaker is Dr. Tiara Moore, the founder and CEO of Black in Marine Sciences (BIMS) and the BIMS Program Lead at The Nature Conservancy in Washington. The seminar will be hosted in Watt Auditorium (Rm 108) and a social hour will be hosted from 1:30-2:30 in LSF 142. All are welcome to join and drop in as your schedule allows. We hope to see you there!

October is domestic violence awareness month. The Clemson Interpersonal Violence Response team has created a series of programs to commentate domestic violence awareness month and show support for survivors.

In addition to these events, this team has collaborated with the Cooper Library and CAPS to create a resource guide for domestic-violence related material. A link to the guide can be found below.

Join us and in raising awareness

Join us and the Clemson Iranian Student Organization in an event showing support for human rights this Friday in the Hendrix Student Center. This event is a direct response to current humanitarian issues happening in Iran. See our story for more information and resources on how to help!

Interested in volunteering with high schoolers in the local community?

What’s in Our Waters (WOW) is an outreach program that connects Clemson University students with environmental science students at local high schools.With the goal to engage high school students in experiential learning by having them design a study on local streams and aquatic systems, collect data in the field, analyze the data, and present it to the public. Through this program students learn about science, the importance of environmental studies, and their local aquatic ecosystems.

We would love to have your help inside and outside of the classroom.
Sign up at the link below to join in on the fun!

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