General Assembly sees active student participation, but raises questions
First time to be conducted online, the GISA GA raised questions of procedural inclusivity among initiatives, especially in the changes of its statutes.
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First time to be conducted online, the GISA GA raised questions of procedural inclusivity among initiatives, especially in the changes of its statutes.
Lack of transparency in communication, financial aid, and the Institute’s bilingualism policy were also placed under the spotlight in the assembly for Master’s students.
« Appel du 4 mai, pas de retour à l’anormale » pouvait-on lire lundi dans les rues ensoleillées de Lausanne.
“Call of May 4, no return to the abnormal,” one could read last Monday on the sunny streets of Lausanne.
Couverture des élections GISA du semestre de printemps 2020 par The Graduate Press
GISA Spring 2020 Elections Coverage by The Graduate Press
Après les annonces du Conseil Fédéral, le gouvernement genevois attend des précisions.
The Geneva State Council awaits for further clarification following the announcements of the federal government.
by Harvey Parafina Director Philippe Burrin announced in an email yesterday that the Institute had officially moved into Phase 3Continue Reading
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Director Philippe Burrin has announced in an email that while activities remain at Phase 1, the Institute is already preparingContinue Reading






