• Registration & Records Office
  Course registration, petitions/exceptions, and name/address change
• Writing Center
  Help is available in person, online, or via email.
• Center for Life's Work
• Career coaching, resume help, job listings, and more.
• Use Handshake to upload your resume and cover letter and search  for a job or graduate assistantship positions. (Required to apply for GA positions!)
• Student Accessibility Services
  Interpreters, scribes, testing accommodations, and more.
• Student Success
  Tutoring, Learning Labs, and the Student Success office offer one-on-one coaching to help with organization, motivation, self-management and study skills.

• Health and Counseling
  Required health history and immunization. Health and counseling services, resources for self-care, and links for health insurance.
• Campus Safety
  Obtain your NazID card, required parking permit, NazAlert emergency notifications and communications, Security Escort Alarm, and campus special accommodation transports.
• Fitness options: Grad students have access to the Golisano Training Center, the pool in Shults, lockers and showers, Bikes@Naz free bike and cross country ski rentals, HIIT and yoga classes, and more.

• Costs: Graduate costs, graduate assistantships, and more.
  
• Research, Scholarship, and Innovation: Seek funding to present at, compete academically at, or attend regional, national, or international conferences with Graduate Student Professional Development Awards.
• Other funding: Success Resources for Students includes student funding opportunities.

• Commuter spaces and resources: Get details about the 24-hour computer lab, ATM, Career Closet, clubs, Commuter Lounge, dining options, events, game room, health and counseling services, motorist assistance, a reserved room for medical needs or lactation, study spaces, Oak Tree Food Pantry, and more.
• Culture, Community, and Belonging
  Nazareth is committed to confronting inherent privilege, power, and marginalization to achieve equity, social justice, and belonging for all through the Office for Diversity and Inclusive Excellence Education, Center for Spirituality, Title IX, and the Bias Response and Education Team.
• Student trip experiences
• Alternative Break Experiential Learning: Service-based trips domestically and abroad during school breaks.
• Study Abroad: Short-term experiences are available during spring, winter, or summer breaks.
• Solidarity and Social Justice retreats: Learn about social justice issues at key sites and commit to action.
• Mentoring
  Network with Nazareth alumni for career guidance, information on relocating to a new city, and connections.
• Veteran services
  Connect with the military and veterans’ services coordinator for support.
• Housing: Looking for roommates for off-campus housing? You can connect with other Nazareth graduate students through the Graduate Students & Alumni Community page on Nazareth’s FlyerConnect networking website.

The Graduate Student Advisory Council (GSAC) serves the needs of graduate students by building and fostering a strong graduate community, representing all Nazareth University graduate students to the university administration and faculty leaders with the mission to:

• Build and maintain a strong Nazareth University graduate student community;
• Advocate for graduate student issues;
• Work collaboratively with, and advise, college administration to improve the level of graduate studies.
• Provide graduate student representation to the shared governance developing at Nazareth University

Contact Council representatives with questions, concerns, or suggestions impacting graduate studies at Nazareth, or complete the GSAC Feedback Form to provide comments, questions, or suggestions.

2023-2024 GSAC Members
Amaya Barnes
Benjamin Davis
Kylee Ego
Zeba Ellikka
Chloe Fisher
Maggie Vay