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The Student Association

The purpose of the Student Association is to provide a vehicle for every Women's College student to participate in the life of the University. Through self-government, participation in college-wide decision making and planning a vibrant social life, the Student Association exists to ensure that every student can contribute to a rewarding college experience.

The Executive Committee

There are five organizations within the Student Association coordinated by the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee is comprised of the elected leadership from the Student Senate, Inter-Organization Council (IOC), the Apportionment Board, the Honor Board (HB) and the Board of Trustees Representative.

  • The Student Senate
    The Student Senate provides a channel to voice concerns related to the academic and co-curricular life of the University. Senators are elected from each class and bring to the Senate concerns voiced by class members. The Student Senate works to address those concerns by researching and writing legislation that is directed toward improving the quality of campus life. The vice president for students affairs is the adviser to the Senate.
  • The Inter-Organization Council (IOC)
    The Inter-Organization Council (IOC) coordinates programming and activities on campus. More than 20 student groups make up the IOC. They work together to make the campus a vibrant place. The director of campus activities is the adviser to IOC.
  • The Honor Board
    The Honor Board serves to educate the University community about the Honor Code and hears allegation of violations of the academic and behavioral standards, including Residence Life regulations and other campus policies. Honor Board members are elected by the student body and advised by the associate academic dean and the associate dean of students.
  • The Apportionment Board
    The Apportionment Board is responsible for allocating the student funds to IOC member organizations so that quality programs and services are offered to students. The Apportionment Board is comprised of the Comptroller, Secretary and four Senators. The associate dean of students advises the board.
  • The Board of Trustees Representative
     The Board of Trustees Representative is elected by the student body and is responsible for representing the student body to the Board of Trustees.