The government body of Grad Student at New Jersey Institute of Technology
We are GSA NJIT
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What is GSA?
The Graduate Student Association (GSA) is a student government organization that represents the interests of all Graduate Students in university affairs. GSA’s mission is to provide a structure through which graduate students work together to improve the quality of graduate student life. Active members gain direct access to social and educational events, open travel opportunities for conferences and seminars, and opportunities to establish connections with university leaders.
Office Campus Center 110A, Week Day 11.00 AM to 5 PM
GSA Eboard 2025-2026
The GSA Executive Board is the administrative and governing body that leads and represents NJIT’s graduate student community, overseeing academic, social, and financial initiatives. It ensures transparency, collaboration, and advocacy to enhance graduate student life across the university.
Dear Fellows Graduate Student
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As President of the Graduate Student Association, I invite every graduate student to become an active part of our community, one built on collaboration, service, and shared responsibility. By working together with commitment and purpose, we can strengthen academic excellence, foster inclusive dialogue, and create opportunities that shape a better future for ourselves and those who follow. Your voice, effort, and dedication matter, and through collective action, we can turn challenges into progress and ambition into lasting impact.
Fernando Vera Buschmann,
President GSA NJIT 2025/26
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Department Representatives serve as the official link between graduate students in their departments and the GSA General Assembly. They promote communication, organize feedback sessions, and support GSA initiatives within their academic units.
GSA
General
Assembly
The General Assembly is the legislative body of the GSA, composed of Department Representatives (voting members), Recognized Graduate Organizations (non-voting members), and Executive Board members (non-voting members). It serves as the central forum for discussion, decision-making, and approval of policies, budgets, and initiatives that impact the graduate student community.
Meetings Spring 2026:
CTR 355-Campus Center Faculty/Staff Dining 4 PM to 6 PM.
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Jan 28
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Feb 11
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Feb 25
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March 11
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March 25
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April 8
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April 22 (Elections day)
General Table of Finances 2025/2026
*This table represents the movement of resources approved by the GA and EBoard under the current GSA Constitution and bylaws. The index amount may vary internally due to the delay of internal financial movements at the university.