Leah Gose, a PhD student in sociology at Harvard’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS), hopes to shed light on how we can work together to provide nutritional assistance, address barriers to access, and create policies that eliminate food insecurity.
The four GSAS resident advisors deal with challenges to campus life not seen in a century, maintaining their commitment to promoting a sense of community for those who live and work at Harvard.
Dear GSAS students, I’m writing on National Voter Registration Day (NVRD) to urge you to register to vote, to cast your ballot and, most of all, to get involved in civic life during this election season. As some of you may know... Read More
The Office of Student Services is an important part of the advising village. Through the Office, students raise concerns of any kind—from financial pressures to problems with time management to mental health.Read More
Julian De Freitas, a PhD student in psychology, wants to help the developers of driverless cars understand the ethical decisions that drivers—machine or human—need to make every day.Read More
To ensure the collective well-being of our community, Harvard is providing a new web portal where community members can find the University's plan for a safe campus reopening.Read More
Every year, the GSAS Student Council (GSC) makes a call for nominations to honor outstanding faculty—but instead of recognizing their prowess in the classroom or their number of publications, the GSC is honoring their exceptional mentoring skills.Read More
Kathleen Coleman has been praised by her students for her support and high-quality mentorship. For this work, she has been recognized with the Everett Mendelsohn Excellence in Mentoring Award.Read More
Mario Luis Small works tirelessly to help his students understand the field of sociology. For his dedication, he has been named a 2020 Everett Mendelsohn Excellence in Mentoring Award winner.Read More
