Program Representatives are elected by the students in each doctoral and each master’s program not affiliated with or part of a doctoral program: up to one representative for the first 100 students or part thereof in the program, and up to one representative for each additional 100 students or part thereof.
The duties of Program Representatives are to:
- solicit the opinions of their constituency on student matters;
- inform their constituency of significant events, dates and deadlines announced by and actions taken by the DGSC;
- attend Council meetings, or if unable to attend, send a proxy;
- poll their constituents regarding use of program allocations and authorize expenditures; and
- attend Graduate Council meetings as alternates for student representatives in their program.
Current Program Representatives
If your program is not listed here, it does not have representation at this time. Please contact membership@cunydsc.org for more information.
Anthropology
Kyle Fraser
Deborah Leter
Art History
Sonja Gandert
Biochemistry
David Dansu
Beicer Tapia
Biography and Memoir
Sierra Holt
Biology
Katherine Anderson
Sami Sauma
Cognitive Neuroscience (M.S. Program)
Christian Martinez
Comparative Literature
Christopher Campbell
Computer Science
Bertrand Fredrick Ithurburn
Criminal Justice
Samantha Barthelemy
Digital Humanities (M.A. Program)
Pamela Stemberg
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Tenn Joe Lim
Economics
Chuxin Liu
Meltem Topaloglu
Educational Psychology
Fedor Marchenko
English
Sharanya Dutta
History
Edward Charnley
Latin American, Iberian, and Latino Cultures
Silvia Rivera Alfaro
Linguistics
Alaa Sharif
Liberal Studies (M.A. Program)
Vacant
Mathematics
Joseph Boninger
Music
Jocelyn Lai (DMA)
Robert Wrigley (PhD)
Philosophy
Michael Greer
Shannon Brick
Physics
Prathmesh Deshmukh
Saroj Chand
Political Science
David Monda
Milo Ward
Psychology
Alexis Hardy
Roderick Hurley
Luke Kayga
Amanda Benjamin
Sociology
Edwin Grimsley
Theatre and Performance
Dohyun Gracia Shin
Urban Education
Lisa Millsaps-M-Graham
Women and Gender Studies
Jennifer Rossberg
