The bulk of the work done by the UA is done in committees. The Steering Committee supervises the work of all the other committees and sets the agenda for UA meetings. The other committees meet weekly to discuss issues with administrators, develop proposals to improve undergraduate life and follow these proposals to implementation. Sometimes a task force is created to work on a specific issue.
Task forces are mini-committees created with a specific goal in mind.
With the exception of Steering, Budget and Greek Life all UA committees and task forces are open to the student body. The UA encourages any undergraduate to join a committee or task force and work on one of its issues. Working on issues is the most substantial part of what the UA does, and the part where your feedback is the most crucial. Please take your time to learn about these issues and to get back to us with your opinions and suggestions. One way to have your views heard by the UA is to actually come to a UA meeting.