General Council
The GRO General Council shall be responsible for determining all GRO policies, designating representatives to all relevant university committees, and monitoring the implementation of all GRO decisions.
The legislative body or GRO General Council (GC) is made up of both graduate student representatives from every department on the Homewood campus and the Executive Board members. Department representatives are selected independently by students within a department in a way that is up to the students of that department. The GC decides on most matters within the scope of the GRO. It approves or denies student group event funding and/or recognition, approves the budget and GRO policy, debates graduate student needs, both academic and social, and disseminates information to the graduate community.
Find your Representative(s) by School/Department:
Whiting School of Engineering
Applied Mathematics and Statistics
Merrick Ohata – [email protected]
Kyle Beatty – [email protected]
Biomedical Engineering
Peter Abraham – [email protected]
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Vasuudhaa Sonawane – [email protected]
Max Beutner – [email protected]
Civil Engineering
Chenzhi Ma – [email protected]
Emmett Springer – [email protected]
Computer Science
Ariel Lubonja – [email protected]
Kuyan Hao-Chao – [email protected]
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Junjun Chen – [email protected]
Sadid Khan – [email protected]
Engineering Management
Pranay Karkale – [email protected]
Dhruv Bhagwat – [email protected]
Environmental Health and Engineering
Dylan Gaeta – [email protected]
Alyssa Rorie – [email protected]
Information Security Institute
Shailesh Rajendran – [email protected]
Materials Science and Engineering
Alexander deJong – [email protected]
Anna Langham – [email protected]
Matthew Engquist – [email protected]
Mechanical Engineering
Fatma Basak Rakici – [email protected]
Robotics
Manuel Marin – [email protected]
Shashank Goyal – [email protected]
Krieger School of Arts and Sciences
Anthropology
Hossana Fukuzawa – [email protected]
Kaushal Bodwal – [email protected]
Biology
Sneha Agrawal – [email protected]
Betty Huang – [email protected]
Biophysics
Richard Yang – [email protected]
Neil Wood – [email protected]
Chemistry
Alessandra Bertacche – [email protected]
Manusha Gamage – [email protected]
Classics
Mariana Pini – [email protected]
Cognitive Science
Taylor Martinez – [email protected]
Comparative Thought and Literature
Nicholas Bosi – [email protected]
Economics
Qingyuan Fang – [email protected]
Jianhong Liu – [email protected]
English
Neah Lekan – [email protected]
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Sabrina Khan – [email protected]
Leone Yisrael – [email protected]
History
Ryann Hubbart – [email protected]
Steven Jones – [email protected]
History of Art
Annabelle Berghof – [email protected]
Georgia Kerns – [email protected]
History of Science and Technology
Shiyi Xiang – [email protected]
Melody Xu – [email protected]
Mathematics
Modern Languages and Literature
Masha Shollar – [email protected]Gabriella Higgins – [email protected]
Near Eastern Studies
Benji de Almeida Newton – [email protected]
Min Woo Nam – [email protected]
Philosophy
Bangrui Chen – [email protected]
Physics and Astronomy
Annie Gao – [email protected]
Political Science
Marie Fester – [email protected]
Simon Idelson – [email protected]
Psychological and Brain Sciences
Nathaniel Allen – [email protected]
Sociology
Nazreen Fatima – [email protected]Padmini Ramesh – [email protected]Shafiya Rafaithu – [email protected]Yao Qu – [email protected]
Writing Seminars
Olakunle Ologunro – [email protected]