GEES is an organization for the EEOB Graduate Students. Its representatives serve on EEOB faculty and college committees, and each officer has a vote on matters that potentially concern the EEOB graduate students. The purpose of GEES shall be (1) to promote the professional, educational and intellectual advancement of the EEOB graduate students, (2) to provide a mechanism for students to express and address their concerns about the programs and policies of the EEOB Department, and (3) to provide a forum that will encourage the interaction between students of the multiple disciplines within the EEOB Department.
GEES Bylaws
GEES Resources
GEES Professional Development Grant
To cover any career development expenses you would otherwise pay out-of-pocket: conferences, workshops, trainings, publication fees. Must be within current OSU travel guidelines.
GEES Events
GEES meets monthly for a business meeting and happy hour. In addition, GEES hosts several annual events. Our Darwin Talks have allowed graduate students to showcase their work at departmental seminars for over 30 years. For the past two years, the GEES Invited Speaker has presented a public seminar. Past speakers include Aaron Ellison (Harvard Forest) and John Hutchinson (Royal Veterinary College, University of London), and we look forward to hosting Alex Wild (University of Texas) for an upcoming talk. GEES also holds several social events each year, including a Spring BioBlitz, a Fall Campout, and the EEOB Holiday Party and Auction.
Officers (2020-2021)
President Colin Sweeney
Secretary/Treasurer: Xin Lin
Facilitator Hannah Moore
Fundraising Chelsea Wright
Grad Studies Macie Benincasa and Kali Mattingly
Grad Admissions Matthew Boot
Advisory Paige Fabre and James Feller
Curriculum Paige Fabre
Diversity Alex Cabanelas Bermudez and McKenna Molnar
Seminar Drew Duckett and Arjun Venkatesan
Social Ian Brackett
Awards Emily Runnion
Communication Sydney Decker
MBD Danielle Parsons
E&E TBD/Colin Sweeney
Council of Graduate Studies Representative: TBD
Other University Resources Include:
College of Arts and Sciences Office of Recruitment and Diversity Services
is a service office which partners with departments, centers, student organizations, and university units to ensure a supportive and thriving intellectual environment for diverse populations of students as they pursue advanced degrees.
Council of Graduate Students
is an official branch of student government representing all graduate students across the university, addressing issues which directly affect them, and working to continually improve the graduate experience here.
