Episode 12: Affordability, Advocacy, and Community:

Update: 2020-11-02

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Thanks to Jason Beckman for the interview! Highlights: Which is more affordable, London or the United states? What does affordability look like at Stanford? How do the campus compact and the new 5150 policy relate to affordability? How can graduate students maintain and improve their sense of community in the midst of the pandemic? Why is participation in initiatives like the Community Needs Survey (CNS) important?

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