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McAC

2013-04-25T00:47:31Z

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[[McAC]]: making Barnard traditions happen!

== Mission ==

McAC seeks to enhance the sense of community on Barnard’s campus by planning events that are enjoyable, innovative, and diverse for the students.

== Description ==

McAC is [[Barnard College]]’s Activities Council. We plan some of your favorite traditions on campus including Big Sub, [[Midnight Breakfast]], the Emily Gregory Dinner, and we work with [[SGA]] to put together [[Spirit Week]]! Each committee plans many of other great events throughout the semester.

== General Information ==
Named after [[Millicent McIntosh]], the fourth President of [[Barnard College]], the McIntosh Activities Council (abbreviated as McAC and pronounced mack-ack) is the student events planning board of the college. McAC’s mission statement is to enhance the sense of community on Barnard’s campus by planning events that are enjoyable, innovative, and diverse for the students. For more information regarding the structure of McAC, how it functions, and application process, please email us for a copy of our constitution!

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2013-04-25T00:46:20Z

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McAC

2013-04-25T00:45:37Z

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[[McAC]]: making Barnard traditions happen!

== Mission ==

McAC seeks to enhance the sense of community on Barnard’s campus by planning events that are enjoyable, innovative, and diverse for the students.

== Description ==

McAC is [[Barnard College]]’s Activities Council. We plan some of your favorite traditions on campus including Big Sub, Midnight Breakfast, the Emily Gregory Dinner, and we work with SGA to put together [[Spirit Week]]! Each committee plans many of other great events throughout the semester.

== General Information ==
Named after [[Millicent McIntosh]], the fourth President of [[Barnard College]], the McIntosh Activities Council (abbreviated as McAC and pronounced mack-ack) is the student events planning board of the college. McAC’s mission statement is to enhance the sense of community on Barnard’s campus by planning events that are enjoyable, innovative, and diverse for the students. For more information regarding the structure of McAC, how it functions, and application process, please email us for a copy of our constitution!

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2013-04-25T00:45:08Z

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[[McAC]]: making Barnard traditions happen!

== Mission ==

McAC seeks to enhance the sense of community on Barnard’s campus by planning events that are enjoyable, innovative, and diverse for the students.

== Description ==

McAC is [[Barnard College]]’s Activities Council. We plan some of your favorite traditions on campus including Big Sub, Midnight Breakfast, the Emily Gregory Dinner, and we work with SGA to put together Spirit Week! Each committee plans many of other great events throughout the semester.

== General Information ==
Named after [[Millicent McIntosh]], the fourth President of Barnard College, the McIntosh Activities Council (abbreviated as McAC and pronounced mack-ack) is the student events planning board of the college. McAC’s mission statement is to enhance the sense of community on Barnard’s campus by planning events that are enjoyable, innovative, and diverse for the students. For more information regarding the structure of McAC, how it functions, and application process, please email us for a copy of our constitution!

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2013-04-25T00:42:14Z

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Student Government Association

2013-04-25T00:40:41Z

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The '''Student Government Association''' (SGA) is [[Barnard College|Barnard]]'s student council. Until [[2013]], it served a dual role as both the student government of Barnard College, as well as a [[governing board]] for student groups at Barnard. In spring 2013, SGA announced the creation of the [[Governing Board at Barnard]] to take on its rapidly increasing club administration responsibilities.

== Our Mission ==

The Student Government Association of Barnard College aims to facilitate the expression of opinions on matters affecting the Barnard community through active communication between students, administration, and faculty. With various forums for collaboration, such as committees and weekly Representative Council meetings, SGA strives to promote open dialogue and action that will enhance student life at Barnard College.

All Barnard College students, by virtue of having paid student activities fees, are members of the SGA. Thus, SGA calls on all Barnard College students to take initiative in continuing the SGA’s tradition of equitable self-government and to hold both administrators and students accountable to the College’s larger mission, to foster women leaders and intellectuals.

== Co-sponsorships ==

Apply at least two weeks before the event. Any student group that includes Barnard students or has an event that can benefit Barnard students is eligible for SGA co-sponsorship. Contact SGA Treasurer [mailto:sga@barnard.edu sga@barnard.edu] by the the first or third Friday of each month at noon. A representative from the organization requesting the co-sponsorship must come to the SGA Co-sponsorship Committee meeting to give a brief presentation and answer any committee questions. The representative must bring copies of the event budget summary and any other pertinent handouts for the presentation. Please make sure that the person presenting is the contact listed on the application.

== External links ==

* [http://eclipse.barnard.columbia.edu/~sga/index.html SGA official website]

[[Category:Student government]]
[[Category:Club administration]]
[[Category:Barnard College]]

Student Government Association

2013-04-25T00:40:21Z

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The '''Student Government Association''' (SGA) is [[Barnard College|Barnard]]'s student council. Until [[2013]], it served a dual role as both the student government of Barnard College, as well as a [[governing board]] for student groups at Barnard. In spring 2013, SGA announced the creation of the [[Governing Board at Barnard]] to take on its rapidly increasing club administration responsibilities.

== Our Mission ==

The Student Government Association of Barnard College aims to facilitate the expression of opinions on matters affecting the Barnard community through active communication between students, administration, and faculty. With various forums for collaboration, such as committees and weekly Representative Council meetings, SGA strives to promote open dialogue and action that will enhance student life at Barnard College.

All Barnard College students, by virtue of having paid student activities fees, are members of the SGA. Thus, SGA calls on all Barnard College students to take initiative in continuing the SGA’s tradition of equitable self-government and to hold both administrators and students accountable to the College’s larger mission, to foster women leaders and intellectuals.

== Co-sponsorships ==

Apply at least two weeks before the event. Any student group that includes Barnard students or has an event that can benefit Barnard students is eligible for SGA co-sponsorship. Contact SGA Treasurer [mailto:sga@barnard.edu sga@barnard.edu] by the the first or third Friday of each month at noon. A representative from the organization requesting the co-sponsorship must come to the SGA Co-sponsorship Committee meeting to give a brief presentation and answer any committee questions. The representative must bring copies of the event budget summary and any other pertinent handouts for the presentation. Please make sure that the person presenting is the contact listed on the application.

== External links ==

* [http://eclipse.barnard.columbia.edu/~sga/index.html SGA official website]

[[Category:Student government]]
[[Category:Club administration]]
[[Category:Barnard College]]

Barnard Spirit Day

2013-04-25T00:27:38Z

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'''Barnard Spirit Day''' is a celebration of [[Barnard]]'s "strong and beautiful"...Barnard-ness. The occasion was probably conceived as a way to solidify Barnard's independent identity in the midst of the oft-confusing [[Barnard-Columbia relationship]]. It usually goes down in April. And on [http://www.essaymill.com/ term papers] here they say.

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[[Category:Barnard College]]

Barnard Spirit Day

2013-04-25T00:26:59Z

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Student Government Association

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