Committees
“The Speaker of the House assembles each committee from the membership of the Senate. Each senator shall serve on one standing committee with the advice and consent of the Executive.”
— Wake Forest Student Government Constitution
Gabe Mansour & William Morgan
The Academic Committee operates to meet the academic needs of the students within the official context of the College. Recent pursuits including “Study Smarter, not Harder” Workshops and lobbying for the addition of a Fall semester reading day.
Carl McPhail & Miles Middleton
The Campus Life Committee is responsible for the improvement of the quality of life on campus in terms of student services and social concerns. It considers matters such as diversity and inclusion, alcohol policies, and the community around Wake Forest.
Walter Jackson & Lizzeth Torres-Ramirez
The Diversity and Inclusion Committee, instated in the 2017-2018 session, works to ensure that students of various backgrounds, gender identities, religious affiliations, disabilities, races, ethnicities, and ideologies are represented on campus.
Tyler Miller & Riley Mistrot
The Judiciary Committee is responsible for considering and heightening the awareness of honor and social regulations that govern students and the judicial procedures that surround them. Further, the committee is tasked with governmental and constitutional oversight.
Ciara Ciez & Jenna Mayer
The Physical Planning Committee is responsible for the physical facilities and the overall security of campus. The committee has set an agenda for the year of assessing the validity of the Strategic Plan for Growth in conjunction with the wishes and desires of the students.
Hannah Cook & Matthew Mcllwain
The Public Relations Committee, in conjunction with the Social Media Chair, relays information from the faculty, the administration, and the Student Government to the student body. It publicizes and plans Student Government events and official business.
Ashley Hagan & Breezy Jenkins
Student Organizations Council (SOC) is composed of nine student government senators and two student life committee members. Through bi-monthly meetings and many hours of individual work SOC assists new groups through the chartering process and ultimately evaluates the merit of groups seeking charter. In addition, SOC seeks to engage existing student organizations as they advance the strategic directions of Wake Forest University.