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Gr aduat e Educat ion Council

SPRING 2007-08 El ect ion

Nominat ions Open

What does the Graduate Education

Council do?

The Graduate Education Council is

primarily responsible for establishing

policies and procedures concerning the

administration and quality of graduate

studies at the University of Toronto.

The Graduate Education Council

considers:

• changes in SGS policy

• new degree proposals

• new program proposals

• changes in admission

requirements

• changes in program regulations

• fellowships and awards policy

• reports of ad hoc committees

• review reports of SGS centres/

institutes

• other matters as appropriate

Nomination forms are available from:

SGS Website

School of Graduate Studies

Graduate departments

Graduate centres/institutes

Graduate Studentsʼ Union

Eligibility:

Candidates must be full members

(non-Emeritus) of the graduate faculty

or registered graduate students in

the division in which they have been

nominated.

Administrative candidates must be

continuing or contractually appointed

members of the University administrative

staff.

Vacant Seats:

Chairs/ Directors of a graduate unit 1 in Humanities1 in Social SciencesFaculty Members of a graduate unit 2 in Humanities

1 in Physical SciencesGraduate students 3 in Humanities1 in Social Sciences2 in Physical Sciences2 in Life Sciences Administrative staff

1 from any

graduate unit

1 from SGSTerms of office:

Terms begin July 1, 2007.

Faculty members normally serve a

three- year term of office.

Student and administrative staff

members may opt for a one- or two-

year term of office, to a maximum of

three consecutive years.

For more information contact: 416-946-3427

Governance Officer, School of Graduate Studies, 65 St. George Street

Nominations Close at 5:00 p.m. March 15, 2007