Executive Cabinet
Chair
Nicholas Ramirez
College of Arts & Sciences
ramirez6@seattleu.edu
Vice Chair Finance & Strategic Planning
Alli Krous
College of Arts & Sciences
krousa@seattleu.edu
Vice Chair Marketing & Communications
Carmela Villa
College of Education
villac@seattleu.edu
Co Vice Chair Community Relations
An Chu
Albers School of Business
chua1@seattleu.edu
Co Vice Chair Community Relations
Kelly Meduna
College of Arts & Sciences
medunak@seattleu.edu
Vice Chair Academic Relations
David Sho Ly
Albers School of Business
lyd@seattleu.edu
Academic Representatives
The GSC is currently looking for Academic Representatives for 2012-2013!
Responsibilities
Academic
Representatives serve as a direct connection between their academic
school/college and the GSC, accurately conveying the needs of the student
population. Representatives are expected to cultivate mutually beneficial
relationships with their school/college Dean's office, faculty, and graduate
student organizations.
Meeting Attendance
- Attend bi-monthly GSC meetings, Thursdays
4:30-5:45pm
- Attend GSC committee meetings as scheduled
- Meet quarterly with the Dean/Associate Dean
of your academic school/college
- Attend retreats, in-service workshops, and
council development activities
- Attend and participate in special events as
needed, such as the quarterly Graduate Student Welcome
- Represent graduate students on various campus
committees as needed
Council
Participation
- Serve
as a liaison between the GSC and your academic school/college Serve
and actively participate on a GSC committee (Academic Relations, Marketing and Communications,
Community Relations, or Finance and Strategic Planning)
- Represent
the council to other students, University administration, faculty and other
constituencies
Minimum Qualifications
- Currently registered and enrolled as a graduate
student at Seattle University
- Passion for improving graduate student life at
Seattle University
- Demonstrated commitment to Seattle University's
mission and values
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Flexible schedule
Preferred Qualifications:
- Previous experience with student advocacy
- Knowledge of Seattle University organization and
structure
Hours
This position requires a commitment of at least 5
hours per week and periodic availability during university hours.
How
to apply
Please send a resume and cover letter to GSC Chair-Elect,
Nicholas A. Ramirez (Ramirez6@Seattleu.edu).
Seattle University Graduate Student
Council embraces a wholly nondiscriminatory application policy and philosophy.
We welcome applications from all persons without regard to age, sex, race,
religion, national origin, familial status, sexual orientation, or
disability.
At-Large Representatives
The GSC is currently looking for At-Large Representatives for 2012-2013!
Responsibilities
At-Large
Representatives serve as a direct connection between a specific graduate
student population and the GSC, accurately conveying the needs of the students.
Representatives are expected to cultivate mutually beneficial relationships
with appropriate stakeholders and graduate student organizations.
At-Large Representative Positions
- Parent Student Representative
- International Student Representative
- Veteran Student
Representative
Meeting Attendance
- Attend bi-monthly GSC meetings, Thursdays 4:30-5:45pm
- Attend GSC committee meetings as scheduled
- Attend retreats, in-service workshops, and
council development activities
- Attend and participate in special events as
needed, such as the quarterly Graduate Student Welcome
- Represent graduate students on various campus
committees as needed
Council
Participation
- Serve
as a liaison between the GSC and a specific graduate student population
- Serve
and actively participate on a GSC committee (Academic Relations, Marketing and
Communications, Community Relations, or Finance and Strategic Planning)
- Represent
the council to other students, university administration, faculty and other
constituencies
Minimum Qualifications
- Currently registered and enrolled as a graduate
student at Seattle University
- Passion for improving graduate student life at
Seattle University
- Demonstrated commitment to Seattle University's
mission and values
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Flexible schedule
Preferred Qualifications
- Previous experience with student advocacy
- Knowledge of Seattle University organization and
structure
Hours
This position requires a commitment of at least 5
hours per week and periodic availability during university hours.
How
to apply
Please send a resume and cover letter to GSC
Chair-Elect, Nicholas A. Ramirez (Ramirez6@Seattleu.edu).
Seattle University Graduate Student
Council embraces a wholly nondiscriminatory application policy and philosophy.
We welcome applications from all persons without regard to age, sex, race,
religion, national origin, familial status, sexual orientation, or
disability.