Faculty and Staff Organizations. Staff Advisory Council Records
Founded in 2006, WFU's Staff Advisory Council serves as a pathway of communication between staff and administration. Materials in this collection include meeting agendas and minutes.
Biographical and Historical Note
WFU's Staff Advisory Council was founded in 2006 to strengthen communication among all levels of staff and administration. The Council is responsible for conveying the ideas, concerns, and suggestions of staff to the university administration, advising the President on subjects that impact staff, and informing staff of issues and policies. Additionally, it partners with local nonprofits for philanthropic endeavors, coordinates Staff Appreciation Picnic, and its website acts as a bulletin for recent University news and meeting minutes. SAC members are elected each spring, with their term beginning the following academic year and lasting for three years. To be elected, a staff member must be a full-time employee, have completed one year of service before the start of the next fiscal year, and are in good standing. Membership is divided into 8 divisions, the Appointees, Academic Schools (the Undergraduate College, Graduate School, School of Business, School of Divinity, School of Law, and School of Professional Studies), Administration, Advancement and Enrollment, Athletics, Campus Life, Facilities, Campus, and Auxiliary Services, and the Provost.
Collection Overview
This collection contains information from two meetings of the Staff Advisory Council in 2015 and 2019. Materials in this collection include meeting agendas and minutes.
Administrative Information
- Publication Information
- Processed by Helen Player, 2024
- Access Restrictions
- This collection is open for use.
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- Preferred Citation
- Faculty and Staff Organizations. Staff Advisory Council Records (RG 9.8), Z. Smith Reynolds Library Special Collections and Archives, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC, USA.