The University provides students with the opportunity to work directly with faculty and staff, better understand University governance, and provide student input on important matters affecting the University.
Information about each position’s purpose, application process, and deadline is below.
If you need further information or have questions, please contact Campus and Student Life at studentlife@uchicago.edu.
Board of Campus and Student Life
The Board of Campus and Student Life is a statutory board that receives updates from Campus and Student Life about programs, resources and initiatives that support students and provides input to CSL and the Provost’s Office on matters affecting campus and student life at the University.
Independent Review Committee for the University of Chicago Police Department
The Independent Review Committee (IRC) reviews citizen complaints of abusive language, violation of rights, excessive force, and dereliction of duty brought against the UCPD. Following its review, the committee may also comment on related policies as well as recommend procedural and communication changes.
University-wide Student Disciplinary Committee
The University-wide Student Disciplinary Committee is a standing committee appointed by the Office of the Provost and includes faculty, students, and staff specifically educated to resolve formal complaints under the Policy on Harassment, Discrimination, and Sexual Misconduct.
The Office of the Provost's Sexual Misconduct Advisory Board
The Office of the Provost’s Sexual Misconduct Advisory Board is a group of students that meets monthly in order to serve as a liaison between UChicago CARES (The Center for Awareness, Resolution, Education, and Support) in The Office of the Provost and undergraduate, graduate, and professional students regarding sexual misconduct. The purpose of the advisory board is to provide student perspectives and input on policies, procedures, and programs pertaining to sexual misconduct.
University-wide Standing Disciplinary Committee on Disruptive Conduct
The University-wide Standing Disciplinary Committee on Disruptive Conduct (Disruptive Conduct Committee) is a standing committee appointed by the Office of the Provost and includes faculty, staff, and students specifically tasked with addressing reported allegations that a student has engaged in disruptive conduct, i.e., conduct that falls outside of the principles of free expression and meets the definition supplied by Statute 21.
The Office of the Provost's Accessibility Student Advisory Board
The Office of the Provost’s Accessibility Student Advisory Board serve as liaisons between the Office of the Provost and students regarding the accessibility of the University of Chicago campus and issues specific to students in the University community with disabilities. The purpose of the Student Advisory Board is to provide student perspectives and input on programs and initiatives pertaining to accessibility and individuals with disabilities.