24th Annual National Conference

Hosted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Cambridge, MA) on Nov 11-14, this conference is designed to facilitate communication, leadership and skill development, and the sharing of ideas between graduate/professional students from institutions across the nation. Register today!

 

24th Annual National Conference
24th Annual National Conference
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Presidential Task Forces Need Volunteers

No matter your experience, whether a student or working professional or retiree, NAGPS needs you. The NAGPS Presidential Task Forces deal with all the issues facing the graduate-professional student community. Volunteer now!

Presidential Task Forces Need Volunteers
Presidential Task Forces Need Volunteers
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Healthcare Plan Benefits Upgraded

Our healthcare plan is available to RAs, post-docs, and all of the graduate-professional student community up to 18 months after graduation.  The plan options protect you in the event of unexpected injury or sickness. Includes discounts on dental, vision, and wellness. Read more.

Healthcare Plan Benefits Upgraded
Healthcare Plan Benefits Upgraded
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Governance Unveiled: GPSO Survey Online!

The first national survey of graduate-professional student organizations has been released!  The data collected will provide insight and knowledge about GPSO governance across the nation! All GPSOs are encouraged to participate!

Governance Unveiled: GPSO Survey Online!
Governance Unveiled: GPSO Survey Online!
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    The NAGPS Vision

    Graduate and professional students deserve recognition and support as a unique population within the university. NAGPS serves as the umbrella organization representing all the graduate and professional students in the country.

    The NAGPS Mission

    NAGPS has a threefold mission for the graduate and professional student community in the United States of America: (1) develop and sustain a member network to connect graduate and professional students and their associations, (2) provide resources and support to empower members, and (3) advocate at local and national levels on their behalf.