Issues to be voted upon will are presented by class officers, and class activities for the coming month will be organized and planned. This meeting will also allow time for the administration and faculty to meet with each class as a whole, as the need arises. The primary goals of the students and their advisors should be to promote growth, to develop a spirit of togetherness, to stimulate pride and honor regarding the class and the School, and to provide a framework for continued interaction with your Alma Mater as alumni. Each class has an advisor. The class advisor is selected as soon as class officers are elected.
Advisors serve for a three year period.
Advisors should be kept informed as communication between advisors and class members are essential for progress to be achieved. The Senior Class Advisor is responsible for planning and implementing the Recognition Ceremony following graduation in coordination with the Council of Student Affairs, the Associate Dean for the Undergraduate Program and the Director of Enrollment and Student Services. A class advisor may not serve in this role more than three consecutive years and there must be an interim of three years before being selected again. The position is considered an honor, and the class advisor's role function depends largely on how the expertise of the faculty member is utilized by the students. It is hoped that students will select an individual whom they respect, with whom they can relate, and whose advice and guidance they will seek and follow.