FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
- How do I request money from GPSS?
Please visit the Finance
Requests webpage for detailed information on how to
submit a finance request.
- How does my student organization get
recognized?
The best way to find out more information is to check out the
USC student organization website -
www.usc.edu/stuorgs.
- Can you help make fliers for my
organization?
If your organization receives funding from GPSS, the GPSS
Public Relations Chair is able to assist in your promotion
efforts.
- Where are campus resources to use
on campus?
Please visit GPSS’ Publicity
webpage.
- Where can I get more GPSS promotional
items?
Please stop by the GPSS office, located in the Student Union
106.
- Where can I get the GPSS logo? And what about the special logos for GPSS Social Events (GPSS Nights)? Academic Events (GPSS Academy)?
Click to download a .gif
or a .jpg of the GPSS
logo. Click to download a .jpg logo for GPSS Nights. Click to download a .jpg logo for GPSS Academy.
- Why doesn't my special interest
group (i.e. Students in USC Housing, International Students,
cultural groups) have representation on the Senate or Executive
Board?
Like your local, state, and federal governments, GPSS has
a one person, one vote policy. At the other forms of government,
the lowest common denominator is your residency. Within
the graduate and professional schools, it is our academic
unit. Every student has a senator based on their primary
academic unit. However, our committees do represent the
needs of special interest groups. Please see our Committees webpage to learn more about our committees. If you don't
see a committee there that represents you, you can always
suggest an ad hoc committee to the Vice President, gpssvp@usc.edu.
- Will GPSS come to our lobbying day
for unionization, taxes on TA stipends,
or any other related graduate student political issue? Will
GPSS write a
letter in support or make a statement in support of a particular
political
issue?
No. GPSS is decidedly apolitical. To learn more about this,
see our official
stance on our About GPSS webpage.
- How am I represented in GPSS?
Each academic unit has a Senator. To find out who your Senator
is, see the Senators
listing.
- How do I know who is the Senator from my
department?
Check the Senator webpage
and sort the list by department. Then you will be able to look up your Senator
and contact them.
- I used to be involved with GPSS
and would love to find out what other people, whom I knew
during my GPSS tenure, are doing now?
Great! We'd love to have your involvement and input. Please
visit our Alumni
Directory to catch up with old friends.
If your question is not answered here, please
e-mail Junelle Mallari, GPSS Communications Chair, at gpsscomm@usc.edu
with your question. If the question pertains generally to
graduate and professional students, we will add it to our
FAQs webpage. Thanks!
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