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The GAC consists of at least seven faculty members of the Department and the Student Affairs Officer.Ìý The GAC has three main roles:

1. Evaluate applications for admission to the graduate programs.
2. Monitor the progress of graduate students at program milestones – Junior and Senior Seminars, and in particular, the Thesis Proposal.
3. Set policies on evaluation of graduate students and make recommendations on the graduate programs.

To ensure the flexibility required to address the needs of individual students, the GAC reserves the right to permit deviations from the Graduate Program Regulations & Guidelines in cases where sufficient reasons are given. Details on milestones are under Doctoral Program.

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josee.dostie [at] mcgill.ca (Joseé Dostie)

Chair, Graduate Advisory Committee

marc.fabian [at] mcgill.ca (Marc Fabian) Ìý	Ìý maria.veraugalde [at] mcgill.ca (Maria Vera Ugalde) Ìý Ìý	Ìý sidong.huang [at] mcgill.ca (Sidong Huang)
Ìý natasha.chang [at] mcgill.ca (Natasha Chang) Ìý	william.muller [at] mcgill.ca (William Muller)	Ìý lawrence.kazak [at] mcgill.ca (Lawrence Kazak)
Ìý william.pastor [at] mcgill.ca (Will Pastor) Ìý	peter.siegel [at] mcgill.ca (Peter Siegel)	kalle.gehring [at] mcgill.ca (Kalle Gehring)
Ìý arnim.pause [at] mcgill.ca (Arnim Pause)	Ìý martin.schmeing [at] mcgill.ca (Martin Schmeing)	Ìý