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Executive Committee - Chair: MaliVai (Mal) Washington

• Consists of the Council Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary/Treasurer, standing Committee Chairs, Immediate Past Chair, Provost or his designee, and Director of Development.
• Will meet between regular SACC meetings, at least two times per year.
• Will report on its activities at the next regularly scheduled Council meeting.

Governance Committee - MaliVai (Mal) Washington

• Consists of the current Council Chair and all past Council Chairs.
• Takes the lead in Council assessment as to its composition, determining the existing attributes, skill sets, abilities, influence and access to resources that make up the Council.
• Determines the future needs of the Council as members roll off in order to balance the Council’s community representation as it relates to professional experience, board experience, diversity and community engagement. 
• Identifies potential Council member candidates and explores their interest and availability for Council service.
• Nominates individuals for consideration by the members of the Council. 
• Nominates Council members for election as Council officers. 

Leadership Committee - Chair: Rick Hoffman  

• Establishes a venue for reciprocal partnerships/relationships whereby community feedback is integrated into the Taylor Leadership Institute.
• Provides a resource of leaders as role models representing multiple constituency groups (non profit, business and industry, contemporary culture).
• Gives members an integral perspective of the Taylor Leadership Institute and its impact on students and the University community.
• Serves as an opportunity to further explore opportunities and alliances with our Community Based Transformational Learning initiative.

Military and Veterans Resource Committee - Chair: Valeria Gonzalez-Kerr

• Will assist Student Affairs' Director of Military and Veterans Programs and Services in identification, prioritization, and implementation of programs and services that apply research and best practices that ensure the successful transition to college of Ïã¸ÛÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±½á¹û2023’s military and veteran student population. 
• Assists with developing a strategic vision that creates academic and non-credit programs and curriculum that engage the military services (War College, Joint Service College programs and initiatives).
• Assists with the development of relationships with local businesses that creates mentoring programs for military and veteran students, cultivating the necessary skills and abilities to achieve career success following graduation.

Scholarship Committee - Chair: Anne Lufrano

• Will work with Ïã¸ÛÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±½á¹û2023 staff, faculty and, on occasion, other community members to determine scholarship applicants’ eligibility for scholarships awarded by the Division of Student Affairs.
• Will make final selection of scholarship candidates to award recipients for each scholarship. 

Student Wellbeing Committee - Chair: An Goldbauer

• Will work with Ïã¸ÛÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±½á¹û2023 staff, faculty and other community members to raise awareness about the need for increased education, programming, and support for students facing mental health and academic struggles, food and housing insecurity, issues around diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, and other societal issues which impact students' health and wellness.