The Graduate Student Advisory Committee (GSAC) is a committee composed of one graduate student from each of the six interest areas within the Psychology Department. Members are elected by the graduate students in their interest areas each spring. The function of GSAC is to advocate for students facing department-level issues and to provide input and guidance as administration develops solutions to these issues.
If you would like to raise a concern about the department, you can contact your individual representative (see below) or email the committee at gsacpsymsu@gmail.com.
Please note that GSAC members are mandated reporters.
The Council of Graduate Students (COGS) is the constitutionally mandated student government for all graduate and professional students at Michigan State University. COGS advocates for graduate and professional student interests with Michigan State University’s administration. COGS has a variety of resources available to graduate and professional students, including funding opportunities, legal support, and social events. Please visit the COGS website at the link below or email the COGS office at office@cogs.msu.edu for more information!
If you are unable to locate appropriate resources above, you may want to try MSU’s general resource page for students that includes additional information for students relating to academics/learning, mental health, food insecurity, culture and identity, and other important topics. That page can be found here: https://msu.edu/students. To find the resources, scroll down to Resources and Services on the left-hand side of the page.