Student Affairs Committee - Revision history

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-|[[Will Zvara]], [[CBS|B-School]] '15 (Co-chair)
+|[[Will Zvara]], [[CBS|Business]] '15 <br> [[Zila Acosta]], [[CLS|Law School]] '15
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-|[[Matthew Chou]], [[Columbia College|CC]] '14 (Co-chair)
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 The '''Student Affairs Committee''' of the [[University Senate]] is the committee that represents student interests. It comprises the 24 voting Senators from the schools of Columbia University (including [[Barnard College|Barnard]] and [[Teachers College]]) and one non-voting observer from the [[Union Theological Seminary]].
 It is also coterminous with and functions as the student caucus or student voting bloc of the University Senate, as all student Senators are automatically members of the Student Affairs Committee. The Student Affairs Committee does ''not'' function as a "super-student council". However, it is [[w:primus inter pares|primus inter pares]] and first in the order of precedence of student governance, as it is both the senior body, and the only body at Columbia University representing students across all the schools. Student members, therefore, are subject to very high standards and expectations.<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/senate/committeepages/standards&expectations_sac.pdf Standards and Expectations for Student Senators]</ref>
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 In 1995, a merger was effected, faculty and administrators left the Student Affairs Committee, and the entire twenty-four member body was (incorrectly, and somewhat nonsensically) known as the "Student Affairs Caucus" until 2010. In 2010, it was definitively rebranded as the "Student Affairs Committee" to emphasize its open, deliberative nature, as opposed to identifying it strictly as a voting bloc.
 == Leadership ==

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-|Adam Michaels, [[Columbia Business School|Business]] '06 <br> Holly Snow, [[Barnard]] '06
+|Adam Michaels, [[Columbia Business School|Business]] '06 <br> Holly Snow, [[Barnard College|Barnard]] '06
 |[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/senate/archives/reports_archive/05-06/sac06.htm Link to Report]
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−	The '''Student Affairs Committee''' of the [[University Senate]] is the committee that represents student interests. It comprises the 24 voting Senators from the schools of Columbia University (including [[Barnard]] and [[Teachers College]]) and one non-voting observer from the [[Union Theological Seminary]].	+	The '''Student Affairs Committee''' of the [[University Senate]] is the committee that represents student interests. It comprises the 24 voting Senators from the schools of Columbia University (including [[Barnard College\|Barnard]] and [[Teachers College]]) and one non-voting observer from the [[Union Theological Seminary]].

	It is also coterminous with and functions as the student caucus or student voting bloc of the University Senate, as all student Senators are automatically members of the Student Affairs Committee. The Student Affairs Committee does ''not'' function as a "super-student council". However, it is [[w:primus inter pares\|primus inter pares]] and first in the order of precedence of student governance, as it is both the senior body, and the only body at Columbia University representing students across all the schools. Student members, therefore, are subject to very high standards and expectations.<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/senate/committeepages/standards&expectations_sac.pdf Standards and Expectations for Student Senators]</ref>		It is also coterminous with and functions as the student caucus or student voting bloc of the University Senate, as all student Senators are automatically members of the Student Affairs Committee. The Student Affairs Committee does ''not'' function as a "super-student council". However, it is [[w:primus inter pares\|primus inter pares]] and first in the order of precedence of student governance, as it is both the senior body, and the only body at Columbia University representing students across all the schools. Student members, therefore, are subject to very high standards and expectations.<ref>[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/senate/committeepages/standards&expectations_sac.pdf Standards and Expectations for Student Senators]</ref>

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-|[[Alex Frouman]], [[Columbia College|CC]] '12 <br> [[Adil (Adeel) Ahamed]], [[Columbia Business School|Business]] '12
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