the GES board
So the "GES" is everyone, right; all the grad students, so the GES Board are the ones who've been
elected to particular positions. We're described and listed here, and we'd all like to hear from you.
We recently secured more furniture for the lounge, 102, and 104, and we're getting ready to welcome
the new students in the fall. We're welcome to any suggestions you
may have. Thanks!
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Andreas Pape (apape) is the GES president. He's in charge of
allocating offices, securing furniture, co-ordinating GES board efforts, and
formally linking graduate students as a body to the department as a whole. Email him
with any concerns or ideas you may have about the department overall or student life here.
Ben Keys (benkeys)
is the
Social Director. He plan the parties throughout the year,
co-ordinates various other social events, and plans our annual Skit Night.
Claudia Sahm (csahm) and Amy Kandilov(agass)
are the Coffee Hour
Co-ordinators. The coffee hour occurs weekly in Lorch 201 on Fridays
at 5pm; they manage who is in charge each week and make
sure the event is successful.
Alison Felix (rfelix) is the Treasurer.
She oversees our funds, handles official ``organization status" things with the U, and
manages the vast mutual fund
portfolio the GES has accumulated though our clever CAPM investments
throughout the dot-com bubble.
Jon Lanning
(jlanning), Jim Sallee (jlanning),
and Greg Lewis (gmlewis) serve on the
department's Program Committee, which oversees how the graduate
program is organized. Last year they discussed things like spreading out
the prelim dates in May. Suggestions of rules revisions would go through
them.
Alex Resch (aresch) and
Vimal Ranchhod (vranchho) serve
on the department's Admissions committee. This means they vet
applicants along with the faculty members on the committee.
David Greenstreet (dgreenst) is the Summer Seminar Co-ordinator; so he
organized the informal student seminar series this last summer.
Taryn Dinkelman (tdinkelm) is
the Library Representative. She represents GES interests to Foster
Library; hours, accessibility, what resources would be useful, things like
that.
Charles Taragin (ctaragin)
is the
Computer Representative. He represents GES interests about the
computer lab and other computing resources: what would we like to see in
the computer lab? Charles has organized
a series of computer
classes for econ students for this fall.
Jody Schimmel (jodys@isr.umich.edu) is the New
Student Orientation Co-ordinator. She organized the GES events during
orientation, like the Buddy Party and the student panel. She's also in
charge of setting up the buddy list.
Ann Ferris (ferrisa) is the GEO Steward for the econ
department. The GEO is the Grad Student union, for GSIs and GSRAs. Ann both represents our interests to them
and keeps us informed.
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