The purpose of the GPSA is to work to enhance the educational experience at Bridgewater State University by:

• Serving graduate students by addressing their needs and concerns

• Providing opportunities that facilitate graduate students' academic, personal, and professional development

The GPSA encourages graduate students to voice their concerns to the GPSA student President. The President, in turn, raises concerns to the director of the College of Graduate Studies to discuss change. Additionally, the GPSA encourages graduate students to attend events held by the GPSA, which are focused on supporting the students' professional development and personal needs.

Membership

The GPSA is open and free to all graduate students at Bridgewater State University who are enrolled in at least one graduate class. No application is necessary -- all graduate students are automatically considered members.

Events

The GPSA will hold workshops, events, and services for graduate students every semester. The events are free to all members. Past events have included a graduate social and open forum, resume revision and rebuilding workshop, workplace protocol dinner, and an interview workshop. Members are encouraged to e-mail the GPSA President at gpsa@bridgew.edu if they would like to suggest a workshop, event, or service.
 

Event(s) for the Spring 2013 Semester:
 

Contact Information

Need to voice an issue or concern about your graduate experience?

Would you like to suggest an event or program?
Are you a faculty member interested in holding events for graduate students?

Please feel free to e-mail the GPSA at gpsa@bridgew.edu at any time with any of your concerns, issues, or suggestions!

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Upcoming Events for Spring 2013:

Resume and Cover Letter Workshop
Thursday Feb. 21, 2013
5:00 - 6:00 pm
Harrington Hall
Room 211
Learn to make your resume and cover letter cutting edge and tailored to your career field gaining the attention of employers!

Job Search Workshop
Wednesday,
March 6, 2013
5:00 - 6:00 pm
Harrington Hall
Room 211
Are you overwhelmed with your job search?  Katie Vagen, a career counselor can show you the tools available to make the search easy and successful

Past Events

Managing Graduate School Stressors
A free stress reduction workshop led by Michelle Mamberg, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of clinical psychology, who will share mindfulness-based practices for reducing stress!

Career Services for Graduate Students
Are you curious about how Career Services can help graduate students? Want to find out what resources are available to you?
Join us for this Career Services Overview presentation by Career Counselor Katie Munroe!

Welcome Back Social
Join us to meet fellow students and staff, voice suggestions, and get information about graduate scholarships and events!