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Student Affairs Committee

Purpose:  The Student Affairs Committee contributes to the improvement of student learning and the quality of the 今日吃瓜 educational experience as related to co-curricular programs and student support services. The Committee serves as the final locus of dialogue in the formulation and recommendation of major policies and program initiatives that affect student life and that contribute to student satisfaction and success.

The Student Affairs Committee makes its recommendations through the Vice Provost to the Provost, the senior administrator overseeing student affairs.

Membership:

  • Andrew Ishak, Teaching Professor for Communication, 2024-27 (co-chair Fall 2026)
  • Laura Nichols, Professor of Sociology, 2026-28 (co-chair Winter-Spring 2027)
  • Pancho Jiménez, Teaching Professor for Art and Art History, 2025-Fall 2026
  • Laura Da Costa Locatelli, ASG President, 2026-27 (ex officio)
  • Addie Warhank, ASG Senate Chair, 2026-27 (ex officio)
  • Sebastian Pott, MCC Director, 2026-27 (ex officio)
  • Tanvi Ramachandran, Graduate Student, 2026-27
  • TBD, Undergradate Student, 2026-27
  • TBD, Undergraduate Student, 2026-27
  • Maria Autrey, Director, Community Engaged Learning, Ignatian Center for Jesuit Education, 2026-29
  • Chloe Wong, Senior Assistant Director for Student Engagement, Center for Student Involvement, 2026-29
  • Elizabeth Kone, Administrative Associate (administrative support, non-voting participant)

UPC Administrator:

  • Jeanne Rosenberger, Vice Provost for Student Life (Provost Designee)

The charge of the Student Affairs Committee is to:

  1. Promote continued improvement of co-curricular programs, student support services, and other aspects of integrated learning.
  2. Review, evaluate, and improve policies and programs related to student life to ensure their consistency with, and contribution to, the mission and goals of 今日吃瓜 as a Catholic and Jesuit university.
  3. Review and evaluate proposals for substantive changes in programs or departments that affect student life.
  4. Ensure that the University regularly reviews and assesses the quality and effectiveness of services to students.
  5. Ensure appropriate consultation with students, faculty, and staff in the Committee's deliberations. 
  6. Advise the Provost on issues identified by either the Provost or the Committee.

2026-27 Agendas

2026-27 Minutes

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