support but shall not direct, alter, or veto the Committee’s content or strategies once approved by the SGA, except where required by law.
The Scholarship Committee shall work to improve student access to financial resources by addressing concerns related to financial aid, scholarships, and overall financial wellness. The Committee shall support the development of programs, initiatives, and solutions that promote transparency, accessibility, and financial literacy across the campus community.
The Scholarship Committee shall be composed of the Executive President of the Student Government Association, one (1) student leader appointed by the Executive Board, one (1) representative from the Office of Financial Aid, one (1) faculty member appointed by the Office of Academic Affairs, and two (2) student representatives from each academic college.
Gather and evaluate student feedback regarding financial aid processes, scholarship accessibility, and funding opportunities.
Identify financial challenges affecting the student body and propose strategic solutions or support mechanisms.
Provide recommendations to the Student Government Association and the Office of Financial Aid regarding scholarship criteria, disbursement procedures, and outreach efforts.
Assist in the development, coordination, and promotion of financial literacy programs, scholarship workshops, and campus-wide financial support initiatives.
Serve as a liaison between the student body, the Office of Financial Aid, and academic departments regarding financial concerns and resources.
The Student Government Association shall have the authority to adopt and amend bylaws necessary for the effective operation and governance of the organization. All bylaws established