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Dean's Student Advisory Council
The Dean's Student Advisory Council (DSAC) is a group of students who represent a variety of majors in the college's different cognate areas. They serve as a liaison between the student body and the college administration, providing the Dean with student perspectives of current university issues and concerns. Members meet with the Dean and the academic advising office staff on a monthly basis. DSAC members are selected from students who have been nominated by faculty and staff.
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Kristen Altenau
(Senior Psychology Major)
"Being a member of the Dean's Student Advisory Council has been an honor ... I have loved every minute."
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Andrew Ghattas
(Junior Mathematics & Statistics, Quantitative Economics Majors)
"I am glad to represent the entire CAS student body. I plan on voicing the wants of the students with the student's best interest in mind."
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Heath Ingram
(Junior Public Administration Major)
"As a junior at Miami University I have had the opportunity to participate in a wide range of activities that has made my college experience much more than I ever imagined it would be."
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Brittany Jones
(Senior English Major)
"As part of DSAC, I'm given many opportunities to collaborate with past, current, and prospective students and Miami administrators on a variety of issues. It's a great leadership position ..."
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Naima Kimotho
(Sophomore Clinical Laboratory Science Major)
"DSAC [is] ... a great opportunity to work closely with the Dean of the College of Arts and Science, and convey what's going on around the campus from the student's perspective."
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Ryan Kincaid
(Freshman Undeclared Major)
"I think it is very important to provide the administration with a student perspective on problems facing the university. I am excited to work with the Dean's Office and other student members to discuss and debate these issues."
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Maria del Pilar Remedios
(Freshman English Major)
