Due to the likely introduction of a compulsory Student Amenities Fee in 2012, GSA will no longer offer Subscriptions. All GSA services, benefits and events will be available to all graduate students at the cheapest possible rate. The previous discounts offered as part of GSA Subscriptions (including the bookstore) will no longer apply and will no longer be available.
An announcement on Lockers will be made shortly in GSAnews.
GSA will not offer Subscriptions in 2012
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GSA Response to the University Proposal for the Allocation of the Student Services and Amenities Fees
Important Information for all Graduate Students
Next year every student will be charged an amenity fee of $263.
By now you will have received the University's email with details as to how it intends to spend the money raised.
GSA is critically concerned that the University's proposed spending will put graduate student's welfare at risk.
GSA seeks your help to ensure that this money is spent appropriately.
Find out how here
Ziauddin Ahmed
President
Graduate Student Association
Next year every student will be charged an amenity fee of $263.
By now you will have received the University's email with details as to how it intends to spend the money raised.
GSA is critically concerned that the University's proposed spending will put graduate student's welfare at risk.
GSA seeks your help to ensure that this money is spent appropriately.
Find out how here
Ziauddin Ahmed
President
Graduate Student Association
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Please do not contact the GSA directly about these projects.
Projects currently requiring participants, further details and contact information here:
* Migraine and healthy eyes - Bao Nguyen
* Cortical markers for glaucoma - Heather Connor
* Russian speakers for research study - Sabina Vakser
* Study of visually guided hand movements - Nikki Rubinstein
* Selecting financial services in Australia - Wei Jin
* Women with vaginal thrush - Cathy Watson
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