Dozens of University Committees looking for student members

If you’re looking to get more involved on campus and have a greater impact on the K-State community, serving on a university is an excellent decision to make. With 27 committees looking for student members, there’s something for everyone. Regardless of your academic major or skills set, we encourage you to look into one of the following positions. Applications are due on Friday, and can be completed through OrgSync.

The Athletic Ticket Sales Committee shall be in charge of organizing and administering the football and basketball ticket sales policies, working closely with the Athletic Ticket Sales Manager and the Athletic Director. (6 Students)

The Campus Recycling Advisory Committee develops campus recycling policies for consideration by the central administration, discusses issues to campus recycling and development of educational and promotional activities regarding recycling on the main campus. (2 Students)

The Central Management Information Systems (CMIS) Advisory Committee reports to VP of Administration and Finance. (1 Student)

The Communicable Diseases Committee insures that necessary educational programs on AIDS, ARC, and ARC, and other communicable diseases are implemented, that these programs are up-to-date on current scientific information about the diseases, and that the university guidelines are carefully followed. Reports to Vice President. (1 Student)

The Commission on the Status of Women reviews the roles, needs, and opportunities of women students, faculty, and staff at KSU and makes recommendations for change where appropriate. Reports to the President. (4 Students)

The Committee on Religion formulates University religious guidelines and coordinates religious activities and dialogue in a pluralistic community. Reports to the Vice President for Institutional Advancement. (3 Students)

The Communications and Marketing Student Advisory Committee meets with members of the Division of Communications and Marketing to review and discuss current university communication and marketing initiatives and provide feedback on behalf of the interests of the student body.  (10 Students)

The Computer and Technology Advisory Committee advises the University concerning policies on computing and technology. (1 Student)

The Coordinating Committee for People with Disabilities studies and recommends utilization of resources and development of procedures to facilitate the needed programs for accommodation of handicapped persons. Reports to the Provost. (2 Students)

The Council on Parking Operations advises the Vice President for Administration and Finance concerning policies governing parking fees and parking accommodations for faculty, staff, students, visitors, and clientele. (3 Students)

The Council on Police Activities and Campus Security assesses the safety of the campus in a proactive manner by evaluating real or potential environmental safety issues, such as campus lighting, emergency telephones, etc. Also, keeps the University in compliance with Public Law 101-542, Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990. Reports to Vice President for Administration and Finance. (3 Students)

The Diversity Program Committee will serve as a link between the Student Governing Association and multicultural groups.  This committee will help multicultural groups promote their respective organizations and activities campus-wide.

  • 1 student representing sexual diversity

  • 1 non-traditional student

  • 2 international students

The Educational Opportunity Fund Committee allocates money to traditionally under-funded University Organizations. (4 Students)

The Intercollegiate Athletic Council advises the Director of Athletics regarding policies concerning Intercollegiate Athletics. Reports to the President. (1 Student)

The KSDB Board is responsible for overseeing of KSDB and is responsible for hiring a program director and the underwriting director. Reports to the Director of the School of Journalism and Mass Communications. (2 Students)

The Parking Citations Appeals Board hears appeals on traffic manners from faculty, staff and students. Reports to the Vice President for Administration and Finance. (6 Students)

The Strategic Planning Committee considers program priorities and needs, and advises the President as to planning and budgeting options in support of the University’s mission. Reports to the President through the Provost. (1 Student)

The Student Centered Tuition Enhancement Committee allocates seed money for the creation and implementation for new programs/initiatives which benefit the student body. (4 Students)

The Student Discrimination Review Committee hears student complaints alleging discrimination based on race, color, sex, religion, place of birth or ancestry, or handicap. Reports to the Vice President for Institutional Advancement. (6 Students)

The Student Retention Strategies Task Force discusses student retention programs at Kansas State University; including first-year experience programs, freshmen-to-sophomore retention programs, and sophomore year retention programs, reports to the Vice President for Student Life. (10 Students)

The Student Technology Committee represents the K-State study body by providing their opinion and recommendations throughout their service in order to strengthen student use of technology on campus. (4 Students)

The Technology Classroom Committee works to create and improve technology related spaces on campus through technology upgrades, improvements to existing facilities and planning for future projects. (4 Students)

The Tuition Strategies Committee is the primary tuition and fees discussion group which collaborates with campus administration to develop a tuition proposal for the Kansas Board of Regents. (10 students)

The University Committee on Governmental Issues meets on a regular basis to share information about K-State. Reports to President. (6 Students)

The General Scholarship and Student Financial Aid Committee develops policies and procedures for student financial aids other than athletic-in-aid, examines the records of applicant for various scholarships and selects recipients. Certain scholarships are handled through the following separate committees appointed by the Faulty Senate for the appropriate colleges. Members are appointed by the Student Governing Association and college offices. (3 At-Large Students)

The University Grievance Committee hears complaints of students against faculty or faculty members against students on academic honesty, cheating, grades, and other academic grievances. (2 At-Large Students)

The University Library Committee reviews library operations and recommends policies leading to optimum utilization. (2 Students)

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