Graduate Student Advisory Board (GSAB)
The primary bridge between graduate students and the College of Engineering & Applied Science administration.
Our Mission
The Graduate Student Advisory Board acts as an advisory body to the College of Engineering and Applied Science administration through:
- Representing: Building and advocating for the diverse graduate student community.
- Resourcing: Identifying and securing essential resources at the graduate level.
- Connecting: Strengthening collaborative relationships between students, faculty, and administrators.
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Our Initiatives
Financial accessibility is a priority for the GSAB. We have successfully established a parking subsidization program to assist graduate students with the costs of commuting to campus. Qualifying students in need can receive a subsidy of $100 toward their parking fees, ensuring that the cost of campus access does not hinder their ability to conduct essential research and attend classes.
We believe that a strong research community is built on personal connections. Beyond our advocacy work, the GSAB focuses on tradition-building through events like the Fall Dinner. By providing spaces for students to gather outside of the lab, we foster the multidisciplinary collaborations that make CU Engineering world-class.