Advisory Committees

Charge

The committee's charge is to serve as a contact point for the members of the campus who wish to raise issues regarding safety and security; advise the vice chancellor for business affairs and the director of public safety regarding issues relating to campus safety and security; and review public safety policies and procedures.

The committee membership consists of at least two students, two faculty, and two staff members.

Meetings

The committee meets once per year toward the end of the fall semester, and may be called together as needed throughout the year.

Charge

To provide an effective channel through which all campus constituencies can have valuable input into the budget process, receive timely financial information, and provide advice into financial decisions and budget planning.

Committee members will build and share knowledge around the university budget and finances with their constituencies to promote a transparent and open environment across the University.

The Committee takes a university-wide view, as opposed to a school or unit perspective, in its deliberations and advisory recommendations.

Meetings