COMMITTEES
ASG has several different committees that members are involved with. Find out what each is up to!
All College Committees
The Council on Diversity and Equity recommends and promotes policies, practices and programs that foster effective participation in a diverse and inclusive community; to examine formal and informal structures and processes that impede or facilitate progress toward diversity goals and recommend improvements; to identify strategies and approaches to raise awareness and sustain dialogue; to share diversity best practices; to engage in institutional diversity planning and assessment; to make policy recommendations to AEC, Faculty Council, and the Board of Trustees on issues related to diversity, equity and access within Allegheny; to deliver findings and recommendations every other year as the “Biennial Report on the Status of Diversity and Equity.” This committee meets twice a semester on Thursdays from 4:30-6:00 PM. 2 Year Term
The Community Standards Board hears from students wishing to appeal the outcome of a disciplinary conference. An appeal of the findings established during a disciplinary conference will be referred to the Community Standards Board. The board will conduct a hearing to consider relevant information about the alleged violation, to discuss the alleged violation, to determine whether College policy has been violated, and to determine sanctions, if appropriate. Full Term
The Academic Support Committee is concerned with providing access to both on and off-campus resources for teaching, learning and research. Issues such as the enhancement of teaching and scholarship, information resources and information technology are discussed. 2 Year Term
The Curriculum Committee discusses proposals for new majors and minors, course
descriptions, the staffing plan, the academic calendar, and more generally, what makes Allegheny interdisciplinary. This committee meets weekly on Mondays for 2-3 hours. 2 Year Term
The Finance and Facilities Committee determinations the general financial and facilities
planning policy for the College and serves as a liaison between Administration, Faculty and Staff
on financial matters. 2 Year Term
The Public Events Committee (PEC) is the administrative effort to develop programming for
each semester for events like Parent's Weekend. They are also in charge of discussing theme of
the year ideas with the steering committee. This group is comprised of administrators, faculty and
students and meets weekly on Thursday from 4- 5 PM. 1 Year Term
