Work Progresses on Georgetown Mobile App
GUSA Executive Weekly Update for February 13, 2012
Georgetown Mobile Application: Meetings between members of the GUSA Executive and University Information Services to discuss the creation of a Georgetown-focused mobile application are ongoing. The application will include many programs, including a laundry tracker for students using university laundry facilities, GSP a SafeRides van tracker, the Georgetown directory, and campus news headlines. The university is moving forward with these proposals and will release them in segments, though all of them fall under the umbrella of a single Georgetown app. Further details will be released at the Hoya Roundtables event this Wednesday, February 15.
Contact: Michael Crouch, Secretary of Information and Technology
mjc238@georgetown.edu
Hoya Roundtables: Georgetown will continue its series of Hoya Roundtables this week when campus administrators sit down with students to discuss pressing issues at 6:30 P.M. this Wednesday, February 15 in Sellinger Lounge. The Roundtables, run by university Chief Operating Officer Chris Augostini, have generated positive feedback from both students and staff members. The Executive encourages all students to attend the event and offer their opinions on university affairs.
Contact: Greg Laverriere, Student Body Vice President
gfl5@georgetown.edu
Wall Street Training: GUSA will sponsor another Wall Street training session on February 25 and 26. The 15-hour session spread over two days costs $175--a saving of $1,325 from the non-student rate--and is open to all students. The training offers skills for landing Wall Street jobs and is taught by senior industry professionals. More information can be found at
www.wallst-training.com/georgetown, or by emailing tyler@wallst-training.com.
Contact: Tandice Ossareh, Secretary of Career Services
to68@georgetown.edu
