GESO focuses on identifying new priorities
The 16-year-old Graduate Employees and Students Organization will focus on writing its first new platform since 2003 this semester, as the group tries to recruit new students to an effort that has already met many of its recent goals, but has failed to progress toward graduate student unionization, its stated purpose.
GESO representatives said discussions about the new platform will likely focus on issues raised by the Graduate School’s “2-to-4 Project,” which asks departments to evaluate their own programs, as well as issues raised by students in department-level discussions...
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