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My name is Brandon Penn and I am an undergraduate senior majoring in Religious Studies and minoring in Music. One of my personal goals as Chairperson of the Student Fee Advisory Committee is to seek the betterment of current and future students at this university. While I serve on this committee, I will continue to strive for the advancement of all student and faculty life. Thank you for taking time to stop by and look at our website.
My name is Meagan Turner and I am the co-chair of the Student Fee Advisory Committee this year. I am a third-year Biopsychology student and this is my second year serving on the committee. I am very excited and really looking forward to working with my fellow committee members and the various departments this year. I hope my involvement in this committee will further improve current and future student and faculty life while ensuring that funds are allocated to their fullest potential.
The SFAC consists of twelve voting members, three non-voting advisors, and five non-voting ex-officio representatives from the Associated Students (AS) and the Graduate Students Association (GSA). The twelve voting members are drawn from a cross-section of the campus population which either pay the Fee, use Reg Fee Services, or are involved in the Student Fee Administration process. The voting members consist of two seniors, two juniors, two sophomores, two graduate students, two staff representatives, and two faculty representatives. The advisors are from the Planning and Budget Office as well as the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Office. The ex-officio representatives include three positions from AS (the President and both internal and External Vice-Presidents) and two from the GSA (External and Internal Presidents). These ex officio representatives are on the Committee to provide information and coordination between the SFAC and other student groups on campus.
Appointments to the Committee are for a tenure of three years. This is to insure that a high degree of expertise is maintained among Committee members and to provide for continuity. The nature of many Committee decisions is such that programs, issues, and solutions are on-going events which not only require some historical perspective, but also a great deal of foresight. Only experienced Committee members can most effectively deal with these types of events.
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