Student Affairs Committee
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Nov 1st Meeting Minutes (DOC)
Fall 2006 Town Hall Meeting Minutes
SAC would like to thank you all for taking the time out your busy schedules to participate in yesterday's Town Hall. If you weren't able to make it or missed part of the meeting don't you worry! You can download the minutes from the meeting here. It seems that this Town Hall was a good forum...Oct 18th Meeting Minutes (DOC)
Ad Hoc Funding Request Form
Please remember that if you have an idea for an event and need more money, please come to us. Download the "Ad-Hoc Funding Request" form below. It's a simple one-pager; tell us how much money you need and what it'll be used for and we'll review it. We don't want you to skimp on activities...TOWN HALL AGENDA
Fall 2006 Town Hall Agenda Thursday 19 October 4 – 6 PM, Sage 1. Dean Speth’s Open Forum 2. Language classes (Joanne DeBernardo) 3. Age of students (Emly McDiarmid) 4. Class size & Age (Emly McDiarmid) 5. Advising (Oswald Schmitz) 6. Skills training...
SAC Representatives
The Student Affairs Committee consists of eight students (six master and two doctoral students) who are elected by the student body to serve 3 semester terms The current SAC members are: Terry Baker (terry.baker@yale.edu) MF 2007 Becca Barnes ...Fall 2006 SIG funding allocations
Hi wonderful SIG leaders, Thanks for spending the time to talk about your SIGs and budgets and planned activities on Wednesday night. As promised, here are the allocations as we've awarded them. Many of you were not given the full amount you asked for - please please remember that we really...TOWN HALL MEETING: OCT 19th
NEXT TOWN HALL MEETING: OCTOBER 19th @ 4 PM in Sage Lounge This is a great chance for students to express their concerns, ask questions and have a dialogue with the FES administration and staff. In addition there will be a short introduction to the new FES website and our very own webmaster,...How to Spend SIG Money
How to Spend SIG Money Congratulations on your funding allocation! This document describes procedures available to you for spending the money that has been allocated to your Student Interest Group (SIG), project, or event by the Student Affairs Committee (SAC). This document does not give...SAC Elections
Thinking of running for SAC representative? Trying to decide who to vote for? This page provides an overview of the SAC election process and the responsibilities of individual SAC members. ELECTION PROCESS SAC elections are held at the beginning of every semester. In total, each class of...Funding for Student Groups
Each year, SAC allocates $25,000 in grants to Student Interest Groups (SIG) and other student-lead projects. This page contains information on how to apply for these funds, how to spend these funds once your SIG or project receives an award, the funding criteria that SAC uses to make award...
