About GSO
The Graduate Student Organization (GSO) is the student government for all Steinhardt graduate students. GSO seeks to provide activities and services that assist students in their graduate and post-graduate work. All graduate students enrolled in the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development are automatically members of the GSO.
Our Goals
- To promote informative and productive communication among graduate students, the faculty, and the administration.
- To develop cultural, social, recreational, professional, and intellectual enrichment programs for graduate students.
- To provide activities and services to assist students in their graduate and post-graduate work.
- To strengthen the School community and bridge the relationships between academic
programs through diverse programming. - To foster growth and development within Steinhardt GSO-sponsored clubs.
Important Links
Contact GSO
Please take advantage of this space to provide GSO with any feedback you may have for us, concerns you may have as a Steinhardt Graduate student, ideas for future events, or questions you would like us to address. We are here to represent you and your needs and concerns. Your feedback is valuable to us, and we thank you in advance for your involvement!
Address
Pless Hall, 3rd Floor, Room 340B
82 Washington Square East
New York, NY 10003
GSO Resources and Information
Events
Learn about what is going on within the Steinhardt community and let your voice be heard.
Executive Board
Meet the Graduate Student Organization Executive Board.
Get Involved
Ways to get involved with the Graduate Student Organization.
Competitive Professional Reimbursement
The GSO offers professional development funding on a competitive basis to help defray the cost of various professional activities related to graduate student studies.
Graduate Student Resources
Graduate Student Organization forms for clubs and departments and resources for all graduate students.
Research and Scholarship Showcase
Please join us to witness the wide range of research being conducted by students from all degree levels at Steinhardt. There will be oral presentations, traditional poster presentations, and poster presentations with a multimedia component.