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TCRGC is looking for new executive board members to steer the council in the right direction in the future. We are accepting nominations for all positions. If you or someone you know in the program wants to run for a position please contact me via email at [email protected].

We will run nominations for the next week starting today though 9/7.

If you're on campus this summer, please consider attending the Third Year party during Maynar this year!

Come meet your fellow classmates for the first time, reconnect with old friends, or relax in good company on Wednesday, May 30 from 6:30 to 9:30 pm at Staybridge suites.

Families are welcome. Swim suits are encouraged. Any alcohol brought to the hotel must be in CANS ONLY, and other beverages must be served in plastic cups if out by the pool.

This is a student-only event. Please email [email protected] or Dan Riechers at [email protected] with questions.

What would your ideal graduate student recruitment weekend look like? How would you like to be involved in it? If you have ideas or suggestions, send them in using the comment box in the menu to the left!

The meeting notes from 11/17/17 can be read and commented on at: http://bit.ly/2zg3vNk

Special thanks to Dr. Wolford who spoke at the second speaker series today!

“I don’t want to stop at critique. I want to do something” - Dr. Wolford on her research agenda.

Here's the agenda for today's meeting: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1r65kZzzB7__LFTsFdPfYPLBtsoY0akcE9e9PvOwY9i8/edit?usp=sharing

And the Zoom link to join us remotely! https://zoom.us/j/710668784

This week is very hectic leading up to Thanksgiving. Many of our members will only be available until 1:30 PM for the planned meeting this week following Dr. Wolford's talk. In light of this, we will try to keep the meeting within the half hour between 1 and 1:30.

Meeting agenda will be forthcoming.

Yesterday's meeting notes and summary: http://bit.ly/2iKccbr

Interested in proposing a formal a periodic research panel led by students and attended by faculty to encourage research collaboration between both parties?

Please share your comments in this document: http://bit.ly/2gRp7aN

All grad students should have received an email from Dr. Greg Wilson regarding this Friday's speaker series. We have adjusted the name of the event invite to reflect this change. Please check your email if you have questions! Please note the Zoom link instead of a Youtube livestream.