Emory Graduate Student Government Association

Congratulations to GSGA’s new student leaders! 🌟

Cast your ballot today! 🚨 Polls close at 5pm

https://thehub.emory.edu/submitter/election/start/534003

Vote for your next GSGA President, Executive VP, and Chief Judge:

https://thehub.emory.edu/submitter/election/start/534003

Voting opens TOMORROW for your next GSGA President, Executive VP, and Chief Judge! Check email tomorrow after 12pm to cast your ballot.

Candidate statements:

https://thehub.emory.edu/organization/graduate-student-government-association/documents/view/2047473

GSGA Grad Formal
Thursday: April 7, 2022
8 PM- 11 PM at The Stave Room
Tickets are $15, and guests are welcome to come as there is no minimum ticket purchase.
The dress is formal and there will be snacks and drinks provided! Cannot wait to see you all there!

The deadline to run for Executive VP deadline has been extended.
Find link in bio.

GSGA is super excited everyone is back on campus, but we could not let the day end without bringing attention to Black History Month.

GSGA wants to take a moment to recognize all of the achievements and accolades of Blacks/ African Americans. African Americans have and will continue to play an important role in America and at Emory University.

Be sure to keep watch on our stories as we will use every week in this month to highlight a few black owned businesses in Atlanta.

The world commemorates January 27th as International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

The Holocaust Remembrance Day was established by the United Stations General Assembly on November 1, 2005. The idea for this day came after the commemorations of the 60th anniversary of the end of the Holocaust and the liberation of N**i concentration camps. This day was also chose because January 27th in 1945 was the day when the Soviet troops from the Red Army liberated Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest concentration camp operated by the N**is.

The resolution that was passed 60/7 encourages all member states of the UN to remember the victims of the Holocaust and establish educational programs about the Holocaust's history, teach people about the devastating loss and atrocities that happened during this period, and to prevent future acts of genocide.

We made it! It's Friday! The weekend is near!
Only one week stands between us and campus!
Have a safe and fruitful weekend!

Lights, Camera, Action, and Popcorn!
It's National Popcorn Day and while we wish we could be having a popcorn fight on the quad, safety is important. So instead we are enjoying our favorite popcorn from the comfort of our home. What is your favorite flavor? Is it butter, caramel, cheddar?!?
Let us know in the comments!

Happy Birthday to Martin Luther King Jr.