The Graduate and Professional Student Senate (GPSS) closed out the 2023-24 session Monday, seeing five bills, and passing four with unanimous approval. The body also nominated a new executive council. Wren Bouwman, a graduate student majoring in English, was victorious Monday, securing the role of president for the next academic year. Ceren Ordas, a graduate.
GPSS President Christine Cain spoke about the death of former GPSS President Chelsea Iennarella-Servantez and said it is “extremely serious” every senator save the mental health resources presented on by Student Helath and Wellness earlier in the meeting. “You should have those numbers for crisis because the chances of you personally, one of your students.
During a recent Iowa State University Police Department (ISUPD) Advisory Board meeting, a representative of the department said Officer Frankie Contreras “self-reported” himself one day after he took then-Iowa State student Dariq Myles to the ground in August, GPSS Vice President Eddie Mahoney told the Senate during their meeting Monday. “Since the incident, every member.
During the Graduate and Professional Student Senate’s (GPSS) monthly meeting on Monday, the body’s Vice President Eddie Mahoney, a graduate student in computer science, said that the Student Government bodies at UNI and Iowa would not join a resolution in support of DEI prior to the Board of Regents meeting in November. In an interview.