Graduate and Professional Student Association
What exactly is GPSA?
The Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA) of East Tennessee State University is a student-managed organization whose membership is open to all currently enrolled post-baccalaureate degree-seeking students. Our primary function is to improve the quality of graduate and professional education and student experience at ETSU. Graduate and Professional students represent approximately 20% of the total student population at ETSU, and the teaching, clinical, and research activities of these students present genuine needs that are considerably different from those of the disparate student population.
Our Purpose
The primary goal of the GPSA is to provide support and informational services that will encourage all graduate or professional students to: 1) become involved in institutional governance and development; 2) participate in student-sponsored activities; and 3) maximize their potential as students, educators, and researchers. The function and purpose of the GPSA will benefit not only all graduate or professional students, but also those undergraduate students interested in applying to post-baccalaureate degree programs at ETSU.
Who We Serve
We serve all graduate and professional students enrolled in the School of Graduate Studies, School of Continuing Studies, and our 7 colleges: Arts and Sciences, Business & Technology, Clinical & Rehabilitative Health Sciences, Education, Medicine, Nursing, and Public Health.
GPSA Officers (2011 - 2012)
President: Wil Sterchi
Vice President: Megan Quinn
Secretary: Alyssa Buckingham
Treasurer: Ashley West
NOTE: Once you are admitted to a graduate program at ETSU you are eligible to be a member of the ETSU Graduate and Professional Student Organization. However, to receive travel awards from the organization, you must submit the official membership form, pay the annual $5 membership fee, and maintain an active status by coming to events and meetings.
Contact GPSA Staff Advisor
David Moore
Advisor
Phone: (423) 439-6149
E-mail: mooredr@etsu.edu
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