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Senate of College Councils - 376
Registration Information
Organization Number: 376
First Registered On: 11-11-1966
Last Registered On: 04-17-2013
Organization Information
Officially Sponsored by Office of the Senior Associate Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students
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Status: Active
Purpose: To serve as the official voice of students in academic affairs through representation by the College Councils.
Membership: The Senate of College Councils is composed of the university's 20 College Councils, 50 At-Large members and a Leadership Team of more than 20 members. Each council selects a president, Senate representative and financial director to serve in Senate's General Assembly.
Functions: To foster a sense of community in academics at the university of texas at Austin by representing all students in academic affairs, championing the efforts of the college councils, creating awareness and pride in the academic strength of the university, and ensuring that the university of Texas at Austin is and remains a "university of the first class."
Organization Type: Student Government
Contact Information
Phone: (512) 471-3166
E-mail: m.morton@utexas.edu
Web site: http://www.utsenate.org
Representatives: (Name, Title)
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Philip Wiseman, Financial Director
Robert Belanger, Policy Director
Chris Nguyen, Communications Director
Andrew Clark, President
Kiefer Shenk, Vice President
Geetika Jerath, Executive Director
Alexis Denis, Administrative Director
Oliver Mao, Membership Director
Campus Office Address: SAC 2.102
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