The current members of Student Executive Council serve their department and the student body at-large. They work on connecting majors within their departments with the Chair and with the Dean. Any concerns that students have can be voiced anonymously (or non-anonymously) through their departmental representative or an at-large representative.
We are always looking for at-large representatives who would be willing to work vigorously on committees. We also want all departments within the College of Arts and Sciences to be represented. Use this page to find your representative and to contact if you have a concern. If your department is not represented, think about joining SEC and have your voice heard directly. You do have the power to make change!
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Dean
College of Arts and Sciences
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Audrey Hudgins
Assistant Dean
Professor, Military Science
hudginsa@seattleu.edu
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Michael Sullivan
Chair of SEC
My name is Michael Sullivan and I am the chair of the SEC. Currently, I am a senior and I have been a member of this council, as a Liberal Studies representative, for over three years. I am extremely excited about the direction that the SEC is moving in this year. We are looking forward to implementing many changes and making the College of Arts and Sciences even better. However, the SEC’s main purpose is to serve you, the students. Therefore, we need your help! Please get involved and contact me or your representative with any questions, concerns, or suggestions. sull2010@seattleu.edu
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Michael Greer
Co-Chair of SEC
Formerly the Representative to the Criminal Justice Department, this year I am fortunate to be the Co-Chair of the Student Executive Council. I am a non-traditional student, just now finishing my second year at SU with one more to go. I will graduate as a Criminal Justice major, with a Philosophy minor in June 09. My other volunteer activities include being a peer educator for individuals battling addiction and I am the President of the Board for Spotlight on Recovery, a non-profit stigma reduction project on Capital Hill.
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Nichole Barclift
Liberal Studies
My name is Nichole. I am a sophomore Liberal Studies major. This is my second year at Seattle U and my first year on the SEC. I am excited about having the opportunity to be the Liberal Studies representative. I am excited to be involved in the changes made during my year with the SEC. I want to help you turn your ideas into reality and your problems into solutions. I am here for you. Feel free to contact me. I look forward to meeting you. barclif1@seattleu.edu
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Kelly Daumit
Secretary
Hi, my name is Kelly Daumit. This is my second year on SEC. I was the international studies rep last year, and am currently the secretary. I’m in my third year at Seattle University and am studying Chemistry and Spanish. Danielle Kiger and I are working to form an organization similar to SEC for the College of Science and Engineering. If anyone has any questions, concerns, or ideas about SEC, please feel free to contact me. SEC was created to improve the college and help its students and we would love to hear feedback from all of you. daumitk@seattleu.edu
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Amanda Effertz
Women Studies
Amanda Effertz is a Senior Political Science and Women Studies major. She is the representative of the Women Studies Department for the Student Executive Council (SEC) and is really excited about the new major. She is also the Financial Chair of the Political Science Club. When she is not in class or elsewhere on campus she can be found working on campus working as a Coordinator in University Advancement's Tele-a-hawk Program or in West Seattle as an Office Manager in a Law Office. effertza@seattleu.edu. |
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Jennifer Innes
Theology
I am a junior theology major, particularly interested in multifaith and ecumenical dialogue. I am also an athlete on the cross country and track and field teams. This is my first year on the Council and I'm looking forward to more interaction with and feedback from people in the theology department. Please feel free to write with questions or concerns! Thanks. innesj@seattleu.edu
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Shawn Kaminsky
Criminal Justice
I’m Shawn Kaminsky and I became a Student Executive Council member to be a conduit for the Criminal Justice (C.J.) students to ensure that their needs and views are voiced and presented to the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and to the C. J. Department Chair. As a C.J. Department Representative, I will continually make an effort to connect with my constituents—the student majoring and minoring in Criminal Justice—and I will strive to voice the concerns of you fully and accurately. I will also work to improve communication between C.J. students and all students with the Dean, the college and the school as a whole. kaminsky@seattleu.edu
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Danielle Kiger
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Laura Klingenstein
Modern Languages
Bonjour, my name is Laura Klingenstein. I am a Junior French and International Studies Major and I am originally from Park City, Utah. I adore languages and learning about other cultures. I just returned from SU’s French-In-France study abroad program in Grenoble and it was fantastic! I encourage everyone to study abroad while they can because it is an amazing experience! As student representative to the Department of Modern Languages, I work closely with department chair, Victor Reinking in figuring out how to improve the department. I am here to be a stellar communicator for you! So feel free to contact me anytime with concerns, questions, ideas, or advice! klingens@seattleu.edu
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Brittany LaHue
Liberal Studies
Hello, my name is Brittany LaHue. I am a senior Liberal Studies major and this is my first year on the SEC. I love dancing on the Seattle U Dance team, and volunteering at Madrona K-8 School. Next year I hope to enter the Masters in Teaching program at Seattle U, and plan to be an elementary school teacher. I love Seattle U and am passionate about making it the best place it can be. Please feel free to get in touch with me because I am here to make the concerns and opinions of Liberal Studies Majors heard. lahueb@seattleu.edu
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Catherine McAuliffe
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Andrew Perez
Fine Arts
Hello! My name is Andrew Perez – I’m a Junior Drama major with minors in Creative Writing and Philosophy. I have been acted forever and have since branched out into costuming, set design, prop work and directing. I review Seattle theater on my website and host a radio show on KSUB called The Broadway Hour on Sundays from 10-noon. I am also a painter and vocalist as well as a guitar and bassist. If there’s every a question in your mind about the Fine Arts department, who to talk to, or want someone referred to the Fine Arts, please email me! pereza1@seattleu.edu
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Natalie Sinclare
At Large Rep
I am a Senior Political Science major and Environmental Studies minor. I am the At-Large Rep for SEC to give SU Arts and Science students a voice and opportunity to get involved in their school and community. I am interested in working on departmental cooperation and communication as well as improving advising programs. Please email me if you would like to have an interest in participating in your college of arts and sciences. sinclair@seattleu.edu
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