Tulane College students who are named or elected to the executive positions of major campus groups and organizations, or who demonstrate superlative academic or co-curricular achievement, are invited to join the Caucus. The Caucus meets once per semester in a day-long free and open discussion about the life and direction of Tulane College and Tulane University. Between meetings, Caucus members exchange news and information on a listserv created for them. Recent years have provided no shortage of members or ideas. The discussions of the Caucus have proved useful for both its members and the College administration.
Students can share solutions to common challenges that they and their organizations face.
It brings together a lot of very bright people who usually have totally different perspectives. One student might be mainly concerned with community service, another with Greek life, and a third with academics. It forces you to consider all the points of view at the University. The suggestions of the Caucus members to the College administration are also very helpful. They're the most aware, concerned, and informed students at the College and the University.