VP of Master’s Candidate: Sanjna Girish Yechareddy
Check out our interview with GISA VP of Master’s Candidate, Sanjna Girish Yechareddy.
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VP of Master’s Candidate: Alexandre El Meouchi
Check out an interview with GISA VP of Master’s Candidate: Alexandre El Meouchi.
A Second Year of Success for TEDxGVAGrad
TEDxGVAGrad hosted its second annual event, which featured student and professional speakers, as well as musical performances. Read our full recap of the event here.
Marie-Laure Salles Tenure as Institute Director Extended to 2028
It was announced via email on Monday that the Foundation Board of the Graduate Institute has “unanimously and enthusiastically approved the renewal” of Marie-Laure Salles’ mandate as president of the Institute for the period 2024-2028.
Statement Concerning the Use of Monday.com by the MINT Programme and Direction of Studies
By the Middle East and North Africa Student Initiative
“I wouldn’t recommend the PhD programme [at IHEID]” – Part Two
If things do not change, then it will not just be TAs who suffer at the hands of the Direction, but there will be a huge impact on the experience of MA students.
“I can only advocate on the well-being of the community if I know what I need to advocate for.”
By Spring and Fall 2022 TGP Editorial Boards Being a member of the GISA Board is, by no means, anContinue Reading
Fall 2022 GISA Candidates’ Forum – The Highlights
By The Graduate Press Editorial Board Candidates for the Fall 2022 GISA Board Elections convened on the evening of Tuesday,Continue Reading
What it is like to be part of the GISA Board – Part 4 – Aishwarya Abhay Tendolkar, President
This is the fourth in a series of interviews that have been collected from some of the outgoing members of the GISA Board. These interviews are not meant to reflect the individuals holding these positions. Rather, they are a way to contain institutional memory: of what it means to represent students at the Institute.
What it is like to be part of the GISA Board – Part 3 – Bushra Asghar, Events Coordinator
This is the third in a series of interviews that have been collected from some of the outgoing members of the GISA Board. These interviews are not meant to reflect the individuals holding these positions. Rather, they are a way to contain institutional memory: of what it means to represent students at the Institute.
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